mantell, consumers, consumers, and also businesses would only benefit indirectly from this gas price cap because it would protect gas supply companies that are buying gas at the spot market in the netherlands of from spiraling gas prices, extreme spikes and gas prices. so that's by many countries in the you are calling for a more strict gas price kept on hold. so prices that would keep prices lower and some countries already have a price caps for consumer prices in place so that consumers actually pay less every months. but then it's, this is very costly because the states then have to pay the difference between the consumer price and the wholesale price. so it's a very complicated discussions and some countries say this proposal on the table is utter nonsense and will will not work. and other come countries argue no, any prize kept that is more severe, would restrict supply than the renders of gas, would just turn away from europe and sell their gas some elsewhere. yes, no, we've been talking earlier about how specific this proposal actually is. it's been criticizes, criticized for

host: for jim mantel, this is edna from chicago, democrats line. caller: good morning, pedro. i would like to say i had five uncles will serve this country, all at the same time. between 1940 and 1945. they volunteer, they were drafted. they served our country and they came back, thank god they are gone today. i don't know why all americans are so behind a man who has stirred up so much hatred in this country. my grandfather had a thing, the hate is so thick in this country you can cut it with a knife. that is bad. trump is not fit to clean the toilets in the white house, wake up people. we have a right to vote. we never had a problem with voting, until trump came along. why are the people who are in power allowing this man to destroy our country. thank you for taking my call. guest: the fact that trump is such a polarizing figure is going to feature very proudly and republican decision-making about who to be the 2024 nominee. and perhaps especially after midterm elections to make big gains. but not really having no bearing on what happened in the presidential election two yea

good lassie del g defecating the phone just so she had a mi, occurs to live with the alley mantell. people hungry and i wish to put arizola will call intensity, proud, santa, but almost probable, fucked from the me. the crushing and preparing you. you what dominant political we had the strong capital elect, amazon roster school policy that were still on would have looked again and that was to mean flotsap as bright as a coach and to russian sanctions have upset a delicate balance. first, the cleaning of the last was sri lanka, which had already been suffering from the consequences of cove. it restrictions, none, the less it joined the sanctions against russia. and just the question filled with sadness that on the south pole in the copying year, when you should have a dog listed on the it was like it said, not open it for you. if it living, jazz, tulsa, soaking at them. the daughter of some of us was philip shew lanka went from being a tourist paradise to an island at ill luck and just months in the states default week, long queues for fuel and food and a complete collapse of the gov

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completely, you know, babies basically do not enter this base again because as i said they are on the mantel use cases about crypto that are really interesting that basically, you know, bring the crypto can basically be to the fact that they include people to the financial sector, financial inclusion and you know, it's, it's, it doesn't change any on the fundamentals. and this is, i think something one should consider. and my also investors shouldn't step away because he's been markets are the markets where, you know, basically basically stuff is being built. and i think this is also why people shouldn't shy away from trip the now. but of course on a regulatory side, there is definitely the needs to act when he go to get your thoughts on this. and janice ross, thank you so much for being with us and counting the cars. thank you very much for having me. the f t x, bankruptcy caps a series of challenges faced by tech companies industry founders of the morning about a looming recession. for months they've been telling their employees to expect tough times ahead. tech giants have long been haile

well, you had the duty of writing the obit for hilary mantel recently. well, no, we had a we had a wonderful obit from from the obituaries desk there. and i, i sort of wrapped up a little bit of the online reaction that was happening around her death that was such a, i think a really devastating loss for people because she she seemed, first of all, even though she had been ill, health much of her life, there was still something shocking about it. there wasn't really news. she was that sick. and she was 70. she also just seemed like someone who, in addition to being a genuine genius, was a very good person and delightful and everyone really loved being in her company. so there were a lot of personal reminiscences, too, about losing her, as well as literary ones. we kind of just wrapped it up for people, gave them a sense of her. for a lot of people who have read the post book reviews for a long time, michael dauda is a must read. absolutely. yes, i actually just i'm coming from coffee with michael dirt, which was a total because he's he's of great stories

section of the production line, which and the public destro an appeal could be much el camino totally mantell plum yaki volkoff of retail. flipping that we took the cost of all the raw materials required for a vial of insulin. makisia then added regulatory costs, which are significant, or i'm the, i mean, regulatory costs are the expense of licensing a product to submit clinical trials are required to demonstrate the drugs effectiveness here in mouse. we also included a profit margin and the investment costs for infrastructure of love, closer to the manufacturing costs for human insulin is between $2.50 and $3.50. a vile health, flexible for most analog insulin products. and it's about the same. honda, c o. godly pre drama, false val, he's all off. luckily. thus junior men, they've been viola looking at the selling price in france, a vile of human insulin costs around $13.00 euros high school. whereas an analog insulin, such as lantus, costs almost double $25.00 euros a vial, a bunch and pull it. there are 3 conclusions. first, the final price for the patient or for the health care system is

it is always more complicated at one level, he claimed to the union president, when you take that mantel on, you have to deal with the blame. he's got administration full of people who have zero business experience and moments like this that really shows to detriment of america, they don't understand how an economy works, this is not an economy to brag about, everybody is bracing to see which shoe drops next. >> carley: kevin mccarthy says he thinks the bill will pass to stop the strike. lisa mcclain, said, i haven't seen it yet. it will be an interesting day. >> brian: could be a close call and businesses are waiting and concerned. >> carley: thank you for joining us, todd, to you. >> todd: georgia set a -- in the voting runoff and president biden is steering clear, we break down the state of the race next. >> he voted against keystone pipeline, voted for open border and crime in the streets, we i'm jonathan lawson and crime in the streets, we can't have six more here to tell you about life insurance through the colonial penn program. if you're age 50 to 85, and looking to buy life insu

"fox & friends" is going to pick up the mantel that show, three-hour program, starts right now. ♪ >>nouncing my candidacy. >> 2024 has officially started. former president donald trump has announced he is running for president. >> this will be our campaign all together. [cheers and applause] >> todd: poland investigating a missile strike killed two people four miles west of its border with ukraine. >> president biden pledging to support poland's investigation. important questions remain. >> it's unlikely in the minds of the trajectory that it was fired from russia. >> do you continue to maintain that the border is secure? >> yes. >> secretary mayorkas says

why don't they want to connect the dots, especially the media and the left who claim to carry this mantelassion. case somehow harness the side sun and wind and that's it and green energy is free and carbon neutral and no emission, opposite is true. all it means. they don't want to top that pause for some reason they are covering up for this because of the larger picture they think we face a climate catastrophe and if you disrespect in any way solar and wind power that you are hastening the end of planet earth as we know it. so that is one of the key he reasons. the other is they would have something called environment social governor man's which we apply to will companies which has to do with transgender, critical race theory and of course environmental standards. imagine if we applied esg to chinese run firms in africa. to chinese rare earth mining in china. the media would never go along with that the climate activist would never go along with it. somehow china gets a pass here. same thing with climate reparations china gets a pass. they are able to do this and no research toe believe t

but lula could take the mantel here -- mantle here.razil's view on the broader international stain in the spaces of climate change and the like, he also has an opportunity here to bring the region together, to lead with other like-minded, progressive leftist leaders who believe in democracy and try to do what you said, to deliver goods and services, to make democracy work for the average latin america in these countries. so it an opportunity. if he's unable to deliver it, i would expect more fringe populist leaders, whether from the right or left. but he looks to, with the things he's saying and the people he is appointing, he looks to try to go down this middle road that will be helpful for brazil and democracy throughout latin america. >> so maybe the center will hold, at least in latin america, if not in america itself. shannon, pleasure. >> my pleasure. >>> next on "gps," bebe netanyahu is expected to return to power as israel's prime minister. but major questions are being raised about his coalition partners. i asked him about jus

if he does try to run or whatever his ambitions are he will try to claim that mantel which could be advantageousay's -- >> you made the point politely some of the text messages around mcconnell that scott is using this committee to prepare for a presidential run. if you look at tv ad spending, tv ad spending, actually money, the mcconnell super pac spent $131 million, $131 million. the national republican senatorial committee $23 million. that's a pretty good exhibit. >> this is one of the oddest things in washington. the chairman of the campaign committee and the leadership usually work in concert, the whole thing is -- >> had that job a long time ago. >> right. so here is the sense in the senate, you nailed it among the republicans, is that rick scott used this job that's usually used to build credit jt in the senate to try and build this outside image and if they don't get the senate back, rick scott is going to hear about it much more than mitch mcconnell. >> listen, you heard biden sort of make use of one of the things that rick scott was saying about maybe they would cut social security an

this power shift and the few guessing game, chad -- new guessing game on who's going to take the mantelght. with the house officially calling for the gop, today marked a change on capitol hill. incoming house gop chairman unveiled a slate of investigations they would undertake next year. the g to op wants the to probe the business dealings of president biden and his a family. >> this is an investigation of joe biden. the president of the united states and why he lied to the american people about his knowledge and e participation in his family's international business schemes. national security interests require the committee conduct investigation, and we will pursue all avenues, avenues that have long been ignored. >> reporter: comber says he wants to know if the president is compromised or if mr. biden poses a threat to national security. dedededeunununererererererernor. eleleleleln'n'n'n'thththe e e e. cococococod d d d d ed w w w w n you might not have heard, i'm 83ment. >> reporter: both pelosi and hoyer will remain in congress. hakim jeffries of new york is the favorite to succeed

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my successors here are going to pick up the mantel and go with it.ntability from what the facts are, accountability as to what the death and deinstruction is at the border, accountability for the number of people dieing in this country, accountability nor the terrible way the border has been treated. the number of suicide rates among border patrol agents has skyrocketed. there's a lot to hold these individuals accountable for. i can tell you and assure you and assure the american people they will be held accountable. >> martha: those are two very poignant and horrific numbers. we have the highest number of deaths of migrants that made the journey crossing in. this is not a safe situation by any stretch of the imagination. john katko, congressman, than you. thanks for your service or capitol hill. we look forward to speaking with you after you leave office. >> thank you very much. >> martha: so the mystery is deepening around this horrible story. four of these young people were murdered at an off campus college house in idaho. we have heard almost not

you can hang it on the mantel, just like mike pence almost was.r, if reading isn't your thing, you can listen to the audio book. >> we parted amicably when our service to the nation drew to a close. in the months that followed we spoke from time to time, but when the president returned the rhetoric he was using before that tragic day, i decided it would be best to go our separate ways. but by that evening i'd changed my mind. i missed being chastened by a stronger man. [ laughter ] i asked mother's permission to leave without washing my face. [ laughter ] i broke into a vigorous jog. my loafers carried me all the way down pennsylvania avenue. i bustled briskly through the north portico and with my remaining strength gently pushed open the oval door and declared, "mr. president, you complete my." [ laughter ] the president said nothing. he continued stuffing eric ace pants with classified documents. [ laughter ] i was wrestled out into the rain by the president's head of security, vinny. i cried that night, forsaken by the man to whom i'd surrender

he renewed the idea of giving a state of the union speech in person, and other presidents took the mantelt still, for the 1930s, '40s, '50s the state of the union was a speech, really it's to congress. starting with lbj, it became sort of a television extravaganza with a studio audience which is really what the congress does now in the state of the union. it's an address to the people and congress just happens to be there to applaud. and we'll see a state of the union in just a few minutes. as television advanced throughout the '60s and '70s, richard nixon -- not generally known as a master of television -- put a lot of emphasis on his public if communications, and his speeches, actually if you read them, were pretty good except during watergate, during his other public appearances he was not in the best of form. i am not a crook. that just didn't go over very well. but one president i want to focus on a little bit because we associate him with the presidentially is ronald reagan. reagan, as everybody knows, spent most of his career as an actor. he knew a lot about lighting, about sound,

"fox & friends" is going to pick up the mantel that show, three-hour program, starts right now. ♪ >> am tonight announcing my candidacy. >> 2024 has officially started. former president donald trump has announced he is running for president. >> this will be our campaign all together. [cheers and applause] >> todd: poland investigating a missile strike killed two people four miles west of its border with ukraine. >> president biden pledging to support poland's investigation. important questions remain. >> it's unlikely in the minds of the trajectory that it was fired from russia. >> do you continue to maintain that the border is secure? >> yes. >> secretary mayorkas says everything is under control. >> the texas governor greg abbott declaring the border crisis an invasion and preparing to take matters into his own hands and seal off the border. >> senate republicans are holding leadership elections today former senator rick scott issuing a formal challenge to mitch mcconnell. >> i welcome the contest. >> g.o.p. nominated kevin mccarthy for speaker. >> we have our work cut out for us.

a lot of complaints about their mantel righty. those are a we have 70000000 national coaches. everyone has a national called at the end of the people on the field to have to perform and we'll see how they're going to do an hour or so from now. all right, enjoy yourself down there. thanks so much for that. well, it's in focus on the lake games on tuesday before the tournament usa versus iran was one of the most anticipated matches of the group stage. now it's an absolute blockbuster. let's hear from both of the coaches. the team in this group that the perform the produce the best to performative and in our group was without an adoption. i just think they, they took 2 great, fantastic things with no doubt about that. so in this, in this moment, only making this reference, call attention to everybody that you want to have a very, very difficult game that to do with the team that we need to respect. but that's, let's make it simple. this is not about always start all we do it in the middle. this is all about all we finished. and what i see from the group is this tremendous amount

couple of days, we started speaking about bales, future one, bail does retire his set to take up the mantel from him. well, he don't get many gun scales in it is certainly along you know, being taught the, you know, the last superstar was rein gigs prior to that was he and rush, they come every decade basically though they, it's, it's not one to year. but there is some promising talent telling wales in this such a brand and johnson. he's nobody's he not that level. no grad going to be a big names in the future for wheels. all right, you don't often get brian flynn either from a welsh international. thank you very much for joining us. now, it's a huge match for ecuador, again, senegal in group a today. and you may not know this, but panama hat, so uniquely dorian, despite their misleading name and a small village in ecuador, local crafters have been hard at work weaving for cats are 20. 22 then continues to go into a government via a and guess a lot of this year a miss? yeah. no case. lawson where the bad, the key thing, it's like a good candidate in that said like we would like. i mean, thi

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. >> taking this mantel and we are carrying it to as many voices as we can. >> wow. >> what a powerfulrd, it's going to be her. >> i agree with that. >> there's a lot more to watch. you can see more of whoopi's interview as part of the special "20/20" presents "black panther: in search of wakanda." it airs this friday on abc at 8:00 eastern and it streams the next day on hulu. whoopi, thank you so much. good to see you. >> good to see y'all. >>> we turn now to ginger. >> i love seeing whoopi. come back soon. it's nice to have you. how about we go ahead and look at this new storm. big bear, california to big sky, montana, we have warnings on the map, some snow possible and a lot of rain and wind talking about northern rockies down into nevada where high wind alerts have gusts up to 60 miles per hour. it's just starting. a lot of it is rain. you could see flash flooding with this on some burn scars that will move right into the rockies again into southern california too. a check now drew: i'm abc7news meteorologist drew tuma with her? weather forecast. it removes through here today. i le

the mantel of "black panther" and the late chadwick boseman as king of wakanda has become a culturalnce again, once again. it's like a separate character. >> uh-huh. >> in the film. >> yeah, totally. >> and lewd wig. >> we met in school. >> reporter: director ryan coogler teaming up with composer ludwig goransson. ♪ the mind behind the original "black panther's" grammy and oscar winning score. its synergy, hip-hop and traditional african beats bringing wakanda to life. >> the only way to do that would be to go to africa and work with artists and instrumentalists from the continent. ♪ >> sister nakia, my prince, we are home. >> reporter: connecting with local singer and guitarist baba mall to ludwig's next stop, the international library of music in africa. going to africa, i'm sure, helped. >> big time. >> reporter: the new film hopes to introduce marvel fans to an entirely new culture. >> i've been working with ryan for a long time. what's so special about this is that we recorded over 4 continents, over 2,500 hours in the studio with 40 different vocalists and artists, a 100-piece

you can really claim this is a bit as a mantel.es it resonate with you and does it have its conservative if not full maga. >> people want civility. they want people going to work across the aisle and deliver results. here in michigan as we've seen our control of state legislature and state senate flipped i think it's really important we promote civility, work together, develop data driven solutions that work for everyone. that's what people have shown with their votes in our state. >> michigan secretary of state here. thank you so much. and we wanted to bring that in and then bring back in our panel. we've been having a conversation all related to the election deniers. and claire makes a point that if i may characterize it intramural different in the democratic party. you, you're independent now but you've been affiliate would the president for some time. claire is raising the fact had there not been so many right-wing types it might not have been as good a night for the democrats, so it's not all biden. so it's a smaller point. >>

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jesse: hoy estamos de manteles largos porque nos visita el merenguero manny manuel y nos va a cantara sentencia contra nicolÁs cruz los detalles son impresionantes, lo que dijeron los papÁs. satcha: los parientes y es que despertamos atentos a esta confirmaciÓn de sentencia cadena perpetua, nicolÁs crux es el pistolero de parkland y esto ocurre un miÉrcoles luego de escuchar las fuertes palabras o de familiares de las vÍctimas y sobrevivientes al expresarse por primera vez en directo viÉndola los ojos al asesino. vamos a esta corte en florida con elyangelica gonzÁlez quien tiene los detalles. elyangelica: muy buenos dÍas, lo adelanta vamos en el dÍa de ayer esta iba a ser una las jornadas mÁs difÍciles para los familiares de las vi y mÁs y tambiÉn quienes sobrevivieron a la masacre, todos aseguran dejarle muy claro a nicolÁs cruz lo que es en sus vidas y le desearon lo peor para su futuro, los testimonios son desgarradores. era la primera vez en casi cinco aÑos que familiares de las vÍctimas y quienes sobrevivieron a la masacre le hablaban a nicolÁs cruise mirÁndolo a los ojos. [habl