kadri: the market sees what we have done.erground gas storage and demand is down and supply diversifies. maria: thank you. we appreciate your time with us on bloomberg television. that was the energy commissioner for the european union, kadri simson, and this is bloomberg. ♪ ritika: you are looking at a live shot of the principal room. coming up, the head of private equity joining bloomberg real-time. this is bloomberg. keeping you up-to-date with news from around the world, here is the first word. power grid to ask local government to reduce energy consumption several times over the next six months. officials say it is "unprecedented uncertainties in the market that will help to avoid cuts." plus, it is pivotal to helping europe solve that energy crisis as russia cuts natural gas shipments to the region. in london, mourners could face a 30 hour wait. the queen's coffin will lie in state for four days starting this afternoon. it will be open to the public 24 hours a day until monday morning, the day of the funeral. and speaki

know. such destruction, such destruction, listen for yourself, kharkiv metro has stopped, vot oni eti kadry decorated and disappeared for the second time without electricity, zaporizhskaya sumy region, a power outage recorded in dnipropetrovsk oblast this is the same in some districts of kyiv in poltava , three trolleybuses caught fire due to a power surge . it is also reported that the entire system of electric trains has stopped in ukraine. you know what is happening with these stories about how everything here has already died, everything has been destroyed and so on, they are not just misinforming, they are lying, this is wrong, this is wrong. they are trying this way, this is that to save face for putin, to show that, well , no, that’s how we fight. well, since they don’t know how to fight with the army . you know, the attempt to really save the face of the russian government is such a work for the internal audience, a story that everything is here, but they even just feel that such a dramatic element is simply silent nonsense, without comments, as the whole world discusses what in ukr

know, in part when you look at state legislatures, i don't think that they have had the same kind of kadriroblem that the house has had where things have gotten so out of control so rapidly. their pairings, i, think are more modest incremental changes. but things in get out of control. things got out of control here and that we have each congress, little tweaks of the rules, but no fundamental re-visiting because it is just not part of the process of but i certainly would love to see, and again this is maybe where our friends at the research service or ncs out, national council of state legislatures could partner up and work together, unjustly the house rules next to the rules of four states where we have well functioning legislatures and just compare. . >> well i, also i find myself thinking your recommendation of whether it be another select committee or continuing the work of the select committee, to do a deeper dive into this, i'm just curious how much you think that actually fixes stuff. we had a year of people testifying in front of this committee and we're just getting back to regul