jan: the neutral interest rates? alix: yeah.look, i think this is something that obviously plays an important role for a lot of economists. my own view is the neutral interest rate is not integrally neutral concept. it is hard to measure a lot of change over time. it is more important for the fed rather than hitting any particular level of a "mutual interest rate" to focus -- neutral interest rate" to focus on financial conditions and to make sure they are in a place that is consistent with them hitting their target over time. you know, the foc has the projection of neutral as soon as 2.5%, so in that sense, the comment from powell was, you know, we have no hit that level, but in my own thinking of the economy, it does not play a huge role. anna: let me take you across the atlantic to europe and take a picture for us of what the winter looks like to you in the euro zone economy, whether we keep the tax open from russia, very reduced levels or not, how troubling a time are you expecting to see economically? the data today actuall

jan and gary home was filled with valuable items.othing appeared to be have taken. and early supposition was that their killer was likely someone close to them. and nobody was closer than daughter jessica. >> she is the person that could benefit here from this crime? in terms of getting money. >> she had the most to gain. she is the only child, from parents are very well to do. a lot going to be left to. her >> so she is going to be questioned hard? >> that night, detectives asked jessica and jason down to the station to answer a few questions. cops do not let on that they were talking to them as grieving relatives, but also potential suspects. the interviewer withheld details about the crime scene. a standard investigative tactic, to see if a subject knows more than they should. even throughout a theory that was not true. a murder suicide. >> one of the things to look at was that one would have entered the other and then maybe themselves. do you think that's a possibility? >> i, dad says mom died had been super depressed. it is made

spoke with the international chess federation with jan himself and yes , you are very simple. i don't have the motivation to play another match, i just feel like i won't get much out of it. i don't like it too much. although i am sure that the match would be interesting due to historical reasons and the like, but no i have no desire to play and i'm just not going to defend the title this time i won't. it is curious that the decision not to play against jan, who does not remember the match for the world title in 2023, carlson announced on the day of the game against jan, who does not remember, the rivals played against each other in croatia the day before . as a result, a draw. hungarian champion ferenvaros under the leadership of stanislav cherchesov lost in the first match of the second qualifying round of the champions league at home in budapest , ferenshvaros lost to the champion of slovakia, the bratislava word, ferenshvarash won with a score of 1: 0, but in the last 10 minutes of the match the team missed the return match twice. stanislav cherchesov. he will play in brati

here is one for example on the seventh of jan. this day after, right. potus is very emotional and in a bad place. meadows. >> you hare the secretary wanted president trump to convene a cabinet meeting. he put a request in a memo to the president. hire is what it said. he remembered the president "no longer publicly question the election results. after wednesday nobody can deny this is harmful "he also highlighted the importance of the public knowing the president would invoke his cabinet in decision making and not" certain private individuals ." though the secretary did not say it i was referring to rudy guiliani and the rest of the so-calderon clown car working with president trump to over turn the election. secretary understood the president needed to do more to reassure the public about the last few weeks of the trump administration. mr. potenger, when you made the decision to resign did you walk out of the white house immediately? >> no, i wanted to first talk to my mediate boss, that was the national security advisor, robert o'brien. robert o'brien

it's really amazing. >> reporter: jan wears this leg sleeve every day. it uses electrical stimulation to activate the major muscles in her leg. it helps her walk everywhere, including out to her happy place. >> i feel like i'm in the middle of a miracle, i rearley do. >> reporter: the technology that is changing jan's life was invented by a san francisco-based company called scionic. the company's founder has a personal understanding why this technology can make an enormous difference. >> 12 years ago now my daughter was diagnosed with cerebral palsy. it was really crutches, wheelchairs, walkers. these were the only options available to my daughter. and it just felt like if not me, who? and if not now, when. >> reporter: the technology is called the cionic neural sleeve. the fda cleared it in march. it's linked to an app for users to see. the invention is the first of its kind. >> there is 35 million americans who have impacted impapered mobility. and we have an opportunity to really transform their mobility, their engagement in the community. >> we have

spoke with the international chess federation with jan himself and yes , you are very simple.on't have the motivation to play another match, i just feel like i won't get much out of it. i don't like it too much. although i'm sure that the match would be interesting due to historical reasons and the like, but there is no desire to play, and i just won't go to the match to defend the title this time. i won't be curious that the decision not to play against jan doesn't remember in the carlson world title match announced on the day of the game against someone who obviously doesn't remember the opponents played against each other in croatia the day before. the first round of a big chess tournament in rapid passed. nepomniachtchi played with black pieces. as a result, a draw. the champion of hungary, ferencvaros, led by stanislav cherchesov, lost in the first match of the second qualifying round of the champions league in his field in budapest, ferens farsh lost to the champion of slovakia, bratislava , but in the last 10 minutes , the team missed the return match twice. stanislav c

you have been incredibly busy, jan.e had a number of these decisions this week that reflect the will of the conservative majority. president biden called them extremist -- an extremist court. how do you characterize the decisions? >> i mean this is a court that has shown it is clearly turned firmly to the right. it could have sweeping implications for american life, democratic process. taken together what we've seen this term is this is a court that is not going to get involved in these divisive policy issues unless that it's clearly within its purview. if it is not specifically mentioned in the constitution, then that goes to the democratic process. that's what we saw in the abortion rights case overturning roe versus wade. it was not specifically mentioned. therefore, we're not going to resolve it. back to the democratic process. if congress can't do its job and congress isn't acting, this is a court that says administrative agencies and unelected bureaucrats, they can't jump isn't and fill those vacuums if congress i

here's cbs's jan crawford. >> i, ketanji brown jackson, do solemnly swear-- >> reporter: in a privateemony with the justices and her family, ketanji brown jackson made history. ( applause) the 116th justice, and first black female, jackson said she was truly grateful to be part of the promise of our great nation. it was a moment of hope and collegiality, to end a divisive term that saw a blockbuster ruling overturning "roe v. wade" and letting states set their own abortion policies-- a decision that sparked protest across the country. in europe, president biden said he would support lifting the senate filibuster to pass a federal law that could override state efforts to ban or restrict abortion, and guarantee abortion access nationwide. >> and if the filibuster gets in the way-- it's like voting rights, it should be, we provide an exception for this-- we require an exception to the filibuster for this action. >> reporter: and abortion rights supporters are also turning to state courts. in florida, a judge temporarily blocked the state's 15-week ban under the state constitution, follow

>> this is ant jan. >> it was very hopeless, very hopeless. >> did you believe that they wouldn't have, i never believed it for one minute. >> the family stuck by tommy and ray as the man watched their twenties and then their thirties come and go in state prison. and now, where they were in their mid forties. still telling anybody and everybody, including us, that they did not kill old man bob. >> i just walked with the faith. you know, like this is not the end. >> the brothers had turned down any and all plea deals, determined instead, to clear their names. they joined every prison program. took every class they could to prove improve themselves. >> we schooled ourselves. we always took any kind of programs they had to offer. >> both of you? >> yeah, absolutely. worked every day. and we just held our heads up. >> but to prove their innocence, they needed some solid new evidence. and by 2009, after 22 years, even their family had about giving up on that. had you actually gotten to the stage where you thought, well, they're just going to be there for the rest of their lives? nothing we

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let's continue with our guest in the studio, the vice-president of the national automobile union, janr. i am hello. good morning. here, if it is assumed that the amount of the fine will depend on the amount of imposed houses. well, roughly speaking, twice, if the exal is 50, and the fine is 100,000 rubles. it knows the appetites of such impositions. yes it is in this form that projects exist and this, of course, is becoming. uh, some uh, dealerships or car dealerships, whatever you call it, but take those steps. in fact, to deceive buyers, but there should be a set of measures, because it is almost impossible to catch everyone. it can be assumed that your car was originally in this configuration. and what, uh, these rugs and alarms and stuff have already been installed. the only thing is credit insurance and other activities. here it will be much more difficult. and here a normal free competitive market will already appear, which it was before the pandemic, when cars were more than enough and many of these options. if you remember, they were simply given only so that a person would si

jan fifth there were serious concerns at twitter about the anticipated violence the next day. i wills whaepbt twitter witness told us about their desperate efforts to get twit tore do something. >> what was your get feeling jan fifth. >> i believe i send a message td rest in the knowledge that we tried. and so i went to let them know that i slept to that night to be honest with you. i -- i was on pins and needles. because again, for months, i had been begging and anticipating and attempting to raise the reality that if nothing, if we made no intervention into what i saw occurring, people were going to die. and on january 5th i realized, no intervention was coming. there -- and even as hard as i had tried to create one, or implement one, there was nothing, and we were -- we were at the lens and the mercy of a violent crowd that was locked and loaded. >> and just for the record, this was content that was h echoing statements by the former president but also proud boys and also other known extremist groups. >> yes. >> there were also concerns among members of congress, in the u.s

jan masaryk tried to operate in a setup.ather was made ambassador to yugoslavia and every member is a little girl you remember the little girl in the national costume that's what i did for living a living. he would come to visit and i remember asking my father why does he always has -- have his right arm in a sling and my father said because he won't shake hands with the communists. he was in the position of trying to maintain a sense of national identity for czechoslovakia for his father and for himself and his coalition government. what was interesting is someone has systematically put his empire together through a variety of cruise and undermining governments whether poland or hungary romania or bulgaria but the idea i was to e czechoslovakia they thought they could win an election. the next election wasas in 1948 and they had a plurality but they thought they'd have the majority. the thing that happened was czechoslovakia didn't begin to see what c the commoners program was and they were less and less enchanted with what

sounds like you'll be busy again. >> reporter: next year is going to be a blockbuster. >> o'donnell: janord, thank you.g to be a bloc bur new details tonight, after the deadliest smuggling incident in u.s. history. we are now learning that the tractor-trailer found with dozens of people dead inside passed through a border checkpoint without being inspected. and tonight, news of another deadly ending for migrants in texas. here's cbs's omar villafranca. >> reporter: tonight, four people are dead, and three critically injured, after a vehicle carrying migrants across the u.s.-mexico border crashed into a parked tractor-trailer in encinal, texas. >> the suspect vehicle that was being pursued by border patrol, exited the interstate at a high rate of speed, lost control and crashed into a stationary vehicle. >> reporter: the driver and two migrants on board were taken to area hospitinal condit. this comes after 53 migrants died after being found earlier this week trapped inside a hot tractor-trailer in san antonio. four people are now charged in connection with their deaths, including the dri

from jan, sasha, he ’s my first, i’ve finally become a grandfather.e year old. granddaughter is the first here rose is her rose in darling ireland here is mother irish with zhanna yevtushenko there was a tragic story. being in a creative heat , he pushed her away, who entered his office with with some domestic issue, while hitting her belly with a hand, she is pregnant. and tell me, jean, did you have some kind of incident? yes, it was such a case. the fact is that this is what happened, that one of our boys was born, and, unfortunately, he has a soul virus played in his head, well, now for many years 37 years. here is the cytomegalovirus, which upset him completely spastic because of his dyslexia, but she can’t move at all. when she was born, she behaved incredibly heroically, it had to be endless, she didn’t move at all. and i couldn't stop your performances. traveled america i have gigantic performances. were here. she couldn't leave the baby. she stayed with him and at that time other people were engaged, you know, yes, which , of course, inevitab

it also seemed to me that the chances of prone and fabian caruana were better, but jan is playing verye was able to use his advantages in the best possible way. but whether the duel against the current world champion magnus carlson will take place is still a big question carlson has been holding the world chess crown since 2013 for the norwegian match for the world champion title in the twenty-third should be the sixth in a row. so earlier, i could say with carlson that he could refuse this match. the norwegian approach is peculiar and principled. carlson wanted to play only with 19-year-old alleriza fira. jay considers the french of iranian origin carlson to be his successor and opponent, against whom it is interesting, but in the candidates tournament, before the last round, ferudzha takes the last place on a direct question. will carlson come out against the forgetful magnus answered a lot significantly does this result influence your decision regarding the match for the world title, we'll see, we'll see. an outstanding athlete is an outstanding chess player, and it seems to me that

you told me donald trump bears some responsibility for jan 6.eve his actions on january 6 or inaction should disqualify him from holding public office in the future? >> dana, i condemned january 6, and i think anyone who broke the law should be held accountable. in our system, h is up to the voters on what happens next. so many people want to talk about 2024. i want to resist that temptation to talk about hypotheticals. i think the best way to taunl about this is turn the page. we need to make sure we get the best possible people elected in 2022. that's my focus as well as running the state of arizona every single day. >> if donald trump runs in 2024, will you support him? >> i think we'll have options. i'm hopeful. i want somebody who can kwichb the general election because i believe in 2022, the general election is the republican party's for the taking. >> let's talk about a couple of important issues voters are talking about and thinking about. gas prices. in your state they're still at $4.85 per gallon, well ail above the average. will you s

she jan, paying. he's for billions of dollars into china space program. and the completion of jangle which is set to coincide with another milestone on his 10th here in office. china's goals go well beyond earth orbit. a man mood mission could be on the cards. by the end of the decade, i would have laughed at this as an idea 3 or 5 years ago. but now we have to take everything, but china says very seriously indeed, the 1st building blocks for the project, the mission, the will lounge. the 1st chinese people on the moon is already under construction. they've shown us pictures in the factory of the modules. and so this is going to happen. they won't of, of, based on the moon by the end of this decade. but there is now a realistic possibility that a chinese woman or a chinese man could be the next person to set foot on the moon. china has been excluded from the international space station since 2011. when the u. s. ban nasa from work.

the day before, russian karen khachanov beat the germans jan leonard strufa in the match of the first round of the atp tournament in hamburger . now, in the second round, karen will face the winner of the match between the slavic alley bdena and the italian fabio fanini. tournament in hamburg is held on a clay surface with a prize fund of more than one and a half million euros , the current winner is spaniard pavel kareni buster omsk avangard will play the first 12 matches of the upcoming season in the kontinental hockey league on the road. it's all about preparing their own arena a few seasons ago, and the balls moved to balashikha the way they started the construction of an ultra-modern ice palace for the opening is planned only in october, its first duel in the new arena, avant-garde will hold on october 1 against siberia and already on the eighth it will be held there supermatch against magnitogorsk, moreover, just before the new year from december 23 to 30 in the hangar. will play at home four times in a row, and in february as many as eight. athletes from twenty countries of the

happy jobs friday, jan you do write today, indicates an overheated labor market that's only beginningslow you're certainly not in the september pause camp. >> definitely not. it's nice to see you, too. i think 75 in july is highly likely, as we've heard from a number of fed speakers there's nothing here to persuade them from that in september we're looking at another 50, and then another 25 at each of the last two readings, so i don't think there's anything in this report that would dissuade us or the fed from that. >> some tried to argue, a look at average hours worked, backed to so-called normally levels, is that the beginning of something? >> i do think that the labor market is beginning to slow, and we're seeing that not as much in the payroll numbers, but household employment has on the soft side. we've seen weakness in the ism employment indices, so i do think the labor market is decelerating that is, i think going to get the fed to step down the pace of rate increases after the july meeting. >> as for your gdp number, i think you were around 1.9, right? now you're to 7/10 how d

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there was that, that i don't, the grade was the anger bill besides the jan will not want to a level with your with am affiliated with all mom dollar bags of all cut that didn't move that to my feeling a little arctic did extra team get back after and with those we do do that by the 5th about able to the office with ah ah oh 1st i just had a help with bulletin buck. passing it on the upper yard, the home on the modem at the back on back. ah denton dotted with all the best possible i didn't know about the odd type. how could i i did. i'll go up to that off. oh, harold tinney. how did you both laugh? i felt bad about that. i did not the meaning of that indian, this old hosting to miss austin. we'll catch up with, although it's adult with how is that? what does that mean? you know the how much to how we finished with a project. another a new some new to them. i go what it is all about it. i think i do. i do have all that i've done either with a little that i will of that will happen with all the cost is welcome with any with this is the time to go if they don't need to do some insight into i

and today we heard president, she jan being saying that this arrangement works and will stay for the long time in hong kong. how do you respond to that? well, one country to system means that in hong kong, and we will have a different system from mainland china and as fast, many of us are concerned. it will be about human rights, freedom person know, safety, rule of law, independent judiciary. and we hope, of course, china will develop and then all those things will also happen over there. but right now, as we speak, we have thousands of people. active is young people languishing in jail. some of them are my party members and some have not yet had a trial, but they've been locked up close to 88600 days. so we are very, very distressed, and we don't, of course we $11.00 country to system to continue. but that would mean that people would have personal safety. people would not be lock up with such a long time without trial. so it's not enough to say, oh, you can have one country to system for another 200 years. but we need to see the essence, people need to have the freedoms, the human

. >> coming up this morning, illinois democratic representative jan schakowsky joins us to discuss abortion access, the future of the supreme court, and the house democratic agenda. later, republican representative john curtis of utah talks about energy policy and the u.s. economy. as always. you can join the conversation by phone, text message, facebook or twitter. "washington journal" is next. >> in the coming weeks, i'm going to use the power i have as president to turn these words into formal, official government action through the appropriate proclamations and regulatory power that a president possesses. ♪ host: with more than 60 million americans expected to endure triple digit heat in the coming days, president biden said yesterday, it is time to act on climate change saying he will go out alone for now. this morning, we want to know, do you support or oppose what the president wants to do? if you

i was in the front lines of a defense in the juniper petrov, st. jan. i listened to the reports of the commanders and thanked the boys and girls who hope the region looks from my home. he also hang the efforts of the troops involved in regaining control of sneak island in the black sea. a much needed when for the ukrainian side these of these next, spicer is in ukraine's capital keith, and i asked him about reports casting doubt on russia's claims of a pause in their campaign. when you're right, the attacks appear to be intensifying despite the russian high command, declaring an operational pause during which so get their fighting units back together. they're continuing the shelling to such an extent that the governor of the lou hand screech in which is now occupied by russians entirely. more or less says that the people that are living through a true hell with villages being attacked, civilians being killed in markets and such an extent that ukrainian has a government is calling all of the people to leave the area by all possible means before the count

there's ah investment and trade, but top of the agenda during talk between chinese president, she jan being and his indonesia counterpart joke or were dodo without arrived. beijing, on monday night on the 1st stop of the trip, and also take him to japan and south korea later this week. the indonesian president is one of the few foreign leaders to travel to china since the start of the coven, 19 pandemic. gentlemen are for more from roger, got us to do is did of the correspondent thomas a man taurus, what is president yoko veto doing in china? and a lot of agenda has been on asleep for president job, but we don't. and one of them mainly would be in the economy as we go to china is the main trade and also in fest sorta in indonesia, in which amounted to more than $100.00. $10000000000.00 us dollars in the last couple of years. and after this, not only the economy will be the main concern, but also the re journal and political issue, but mainly will be the economy. because president, along with other minister that goes along with him, such as the minister of trade and also the fassman. t

in the eastern donnette grey jan, ukrainian troops trying to re enforce new defensive lines with the help of weapons from foreign allies. boomers, the china, the china do much, but the think about it. danny was lying in a trench and taking a risk to his and i think that it could be the last. i need to have a drink through the last night that i go to sleep. but they will find us russian forces have failed to make any major gains in the east in recent days. but ukrainian authorities say the constant strikes have made life too dangerous for civilians to day. saudi arabia is lifting restrictions on all airlines using its air space. this effectively ends a ban on is riley. carrie is flying over the kingdom in osmond is a step towards normalization of relations with the israel and comes ahead of a visit by us president joe biden to riyadh biden is currently touring middle east countries, including israel, where he's pledged to do whatever it takes to prevent iran from developing nuclear weapons. he made the comments after meeting with israel's prime minister, lockheed in jerusalem, talked

we're afraid of the day because we don't know what it will bring rushes offensive on the denette grey jan is terrorizing ukrainians who stayed behind pensioners and their pets caught in the crossfire. a ukrainian servicemen returned home to find russians shows killed his grandmother. ah, i have nothing to say when i should go into putting myself many elderly people are unable to evacuate or simply refuse to even as life here becomes increasingly perilous. we've also, my grandchildren are due to me. one of them is 13 years old and another one is 3 months old. i asked him to leave, so they don't see it at all. they ask me to leave to leave the house and go. i say no, i grew up here and i will die here. this is my motherland, this is my town, this is mine. i will not leave it to the water. was the label in his nightly address, ukrainian president followed me. zalinski claim to russian forces are attacking innocent victims on purpose. but that won't stop some ukrainian staying until the bitter end. duffy's next, spicer and keith has more in the attack on this residential building and done yet

just one day after an attack, killed several people in the eastern donnette grey jan, ukrainian troops, a trying to re enforce new defensive lines with the help of weapons from foreign allies. boomers, the china, the china do much, but the think about it. danny was lying in a trench and taking a risk to his and i think that it could be the last i need to have a drink through the last night that i go to sleep like the spot they were finding us. russian forces have failed to make any major gains in the east in recent days that ukrainian authorities say the constant strikes have made life here too dangerous for civilians to stay in a quick round up of some other world news headlines now, a swedish court has handed a life sentence to a former rainy and prison official for crimes committed during a 1988 purge of dissidence in iran. the trial is the 1st related to atrocities in the 1980s iran iraq war. the court said how made new re assisted in the execution of many political prisoners. molly's military lead government has temporarily suspended un peacekeeping troops. rotations emitted growi

to clear our correspondent in nigeria, i really appreciate your time and china's president, she jan hang, has concluded a visit to hong kong to mark 25 years since the united kingdom handed over control of the territory during the visit. she praised the one country to systems policy, which has allowed hong kong to have its own laws. he said the policy was a success and would remain in place. but that hong kong must respect chinese leadership. she oversaw the swearing and of hong kong, new chief executive john league a she, loyalist and former security chief, who helped crack down on pro democracy protests the data key. beijing has been a tightening its grip on the city. let's take a look at how hong kong has changed since the british hand over. ah, hong kong enters a new era. more than a 150 years of british colonial rule came to an end at the stroke of midnight on july 1st 1997. the sun set on an empire and rose to a new age under chinese rule. it was a moment long in the making. in 1984 after years of talks, london and beijing signed a hand over agreement for hong kong. china agreed to

my head, our goal was hit near the gin daughtry's in northern, near jan doris rather in northwestern syria. well writing a motorcycle. the pentagon says a senior i, as official, was also seriously injured. ukrainian forces have launched a counter attack in the southern harrison region in line with their plans to retake the territory from russia. key of says its forces destroyed in ammunition depot and killed over 50 soldiers and an attack. on the town of nova nova kafka, which is held by russia's troops, state media and russia, gave a different account, claiming at least 7 people were killed. elsewhere in ukraine, south, the city of nikolai of was hit by russian attacks, clinics. and apartment buildings will also hit injury. at least a dozen people need to be corresponded in manual shaws is in key of and has more information about those recent attacks. well, and these to sac his chest, the latest of a string of attack stats. and that actually fell upon her civilian buildings. you mentioned the 2 hospitals, ones called several residential buildings. this is her only her. what's happen

here russia has ground assault has slowed its forces or regrouping after digging lisa jans. i had of an unexpected assault on the done yet korean but the face of difficult road ahead as ukrainian troops reinforced defensive positions with western weapons let asking each lie efficient, usable. finally, we can feel that the western artillery, the weapons we received from our partners, have started working very effectively yet the accuracy is exactly what is needed. losing our defenders inflict very noticeable strikes on depots and other locations that are important for the occupy as logistics. and this significantly reduces the offensive potential of the russian army sport. their losses will only increase every week as will the difficulty of supplying them. despite the brief pause in russia's advance, muscles are still bombarding the key cities of flo vianza and cram adults for the civilians who remain here. the front lines anal, creeping dangerously close. we spoke earlier to nick spicer and kiva correspondent. they're asking about the capture and a legit recapture of stake.

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now to some of the other stories making headlines around the world, chinese president, she, jan ping has travelled to hong kong as the territory repairs to mark 25 years since it was returned to china for britain. the anniversary will also see the exit of kerry lam with new chief executive john lee set to take over on friday. the remains of the independence hero of the democratic republic of congo. patrice the member, have been buried more than 60 years after his death. removal was assassinated in 1961 and his body dissolved in acid leaving only a single gold plated tooth. tooth was taken to belgium from where it was repatriated last week. tanya brown, jackson has made history becoming the 1st black woman sworn in as a u. s. supreme court justice. 51 year old, replaces stephen brier, who's retiring justice is on the supreme court, remain on the bench for life or until they choose to step down. i have been in poland has finished building a 200 kilometer wall on a along its border with bell ruse. construction of the barrier began as thousands of migrants from africa and the middle east

by her our girl was hit while riding a motorcycle near jan doris in the north. the syrian observatory of human rights has confirmed ala god's death, the funeral of former japanese prime minister, since the abi has taken place in tokyo. thousands of mourners gathered outside the temple where the private service was held. abby was assassinated on friday while complaining of the city of norah just days before a parliamentary election so long as president is heading to a naval base to flee the country after being blocked from leaving by apple staff and colombo. gotta buy up, roger parker has promised to step down on wednesday, while civil unrest continues. the country's political crisis is also hitting citizens at the fuel pump with record prices to conserve fuel. the government is asking people to work from home and has also closed schools. restaurants have even switched to cooking meals with wood for 7 days as our mo hadn't, has been waiting here in a kilometer long line for gas and sri lanka, capital colombo, he had a new fuel delivery was coming, he spent day an

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got the texts, and the committee intends to get them all asap. >> we're going the have more on the jan committee coming up. >>> but let's get right to wolf blitzer in saudi arabia. wolf, apparently president biden is about to deliver some remarks? >> he's meeting with leaders of the gg c3 plus iraq, georgia, and egypt. leaders from there have come here as well. getting a live look from saudi tv here. it's very, very important. mohammad bin salman is speaking right now, the crown prince of saudi arabia. he's speaking at the ggc. president biden has made it clear. he wants to revitalize the relationship with saudi arabia. that's why he met with mbs, mohammad bin salman, yesterday. that's why he emerged yesterday and made a statement to the media and talked about the achievements he called forthcoming in saudi arabia. this is the last day of his trip to the region. he'll be heading back to washington over the weekend. he's got a lot going on certainly back home, but he's got a lot going to on in the middle east as well, meeting with key middle east leaders ranging from security to economi