year it's expected to exceed 16 percent. driscoll fowl is a professor of public policy at the university of effort. he describes the household that will be hardest hit as always, the share of the population that spends most of their available income on energy services, low income people, households, and, and families with a lot of children are the, the, the novelty here though it's bad for the 1st time i would say the crisis is actually eating into the middle class. it's well people will find themselves in a difficult situation at the end of the year when they faced the energy bills. and when they really have to pay for the costs of the whole year, and that's for, we would expect a lot of people to go into the red just to cover those bills. the sheer of households and energy poverty risk is at 25 percent already. now, and that's before we're entering the eating the, the price increases are yet to come. and the, the gas surcharge that the german government has decided on is yet to come in october. most of the bills, well only come by the end of europe because we're talking about a fixed price contr

he's a professor of public policy at the university of efforts and author of energy union. europe's new liberal mercantile isn't locked into the program. so when you look at you, countries like germany who is lucky to suffer most in an energy crisis in terms of the population. well, thanks for having me it. so as always, it's the share of the population that spends most of their available income on energy services, low income people, households and, and families with a lot of children are the, the, the novelty here though is bad for the 1st time. i would say the crisis is actually eating into the middle class. it's well, people will find themselves in a difficult situation at the end of the year when they faced the energy bills and when they really have to pay for the costs of the whole here. and that's where we would expect a lot of people to go into the red just to cover those bills. so could we be looking at what you might call real energy poverty, this coming winter? well indeed, i mean this is precisely what we're seeing already. there is studies suggesting that the sheer of househ

guerria has yet to reach the you target drisco foul is a professor of public policy at the university of effort. he describes the households that will be hardest hit as always, the share of the population that spends most of their available income on energy services, low income people, households and, and families with a lot of children are the, the, the novelty here though is that for the 1st time i would say the crisis is actually eating into the middle class as well. people will find themselves in a difficult situation at the end of the year when they faced the energy bills and when they really have to pay for the costs of the whole year. and that's for it. we would expect a lot of people to go into the red just to cover those bills. the sheer of households, ad energy, poverty risk is at 25 percent already now and that's before we're entering the heating season. the. the price increases are yet to come. and the, the gas surcharge that the german government has decided on is yet to come in october. most of the bills will only come by the end of the year because we're talking about a fixed pri

. >> i have observed that some attributes of leadership are universal and are often about finding ways of encouraging people to combine their effortseir talents, their insights, their enthusiasm, and their inspiration, to work together. >> it's understandable that we sometimes think the world's problems are so big that we can do little to help. on our own, we cannot end wars or wipe out injustice, but the cumulative impact of thousands of small acts of goodness can be bigger than we imagine. >> inevitably, a long life can pass by many milestones. my own is no exception. >> but it is often the small steps, not the giant leaps, that bring about the most lasting change. >> we should take comfort that while we may have more still to endure, better days will return. we will be with our friends again. we will be with our families again. we will meet again. >> how incredibly beautiful to hear that in her own words, speaking so eloquently as she often did. >> yeah, and with that, britain enters a ten-day period of mourning as funeral arrangements are made, and then, of course, there will be the coronation of charles as king. for the past 9

of almost all universal, intergovernmental organizations and over 600 international conventions. it has concluded more than 27,000 bilateral treaties and fulfilled international obligations. china abides by the universal declaration of human rights and has made efforts to strengthen its human rights against attempts to politicize human rights and work to promote healthy development the international conference corporation. as a member of the developing world, tenant will forever stand with other developing countries. we will continue to speak up for other developing countries, help them overcome difficulties, and support efforts to raise representation of european countries in international affairs. developing countries no longer the silent majority. china and other developing countries have spoken out for justice and become a pillar of promoting development corporations and safeguarding equity and justice. china has been providing public good. in the face of covid, china has fully advanced and engaged in corporations against the virus. we have provided anti-covid supplies and shares our practices from the covid response. china is among the first to promise making covered vaccines and global good and to support we international property on the vacci

amy, thank you for the leadership you are bringing to our university in terms of encouraging >> engagement and service efforts. i appreciate very much your special work. as a president of the george washington university i am pleased to welcome all of you to this dialogue on the finding common ground on guns. this is the issue that has long been very important to me personally. i mentored together with my wife a young woman for about seven years. she was murdered by gunfire in st. louis soon. this engaged me very deeply in terms of recognizing that we have a major problem in the united states. we have with us this evening, important individuals who will participate tonight in a dialogue. murphy of connecticut, former congressman will heard of texas. and i'm sure we have texas. we have with us also former cds news correspondent and author jacqueline adams. i want to thank common ground the bridge at gw student group and our national and center organizing this special event tonight. at the george washington university we are committed to an academic mission of teaching, research, patient care and service. and t

of goods. the world leader in the music industry universal music group received the peace award from ukraine. this is reported in the office of the president of ukraine. humanitarian efforts and the historic role of music in promoting peace in the office are noted universal music group became the first music company in the world to receive such an award and on the eve of the meeting in the rammstein format, oleksiy reznikov met with the us ambassador. this was reported by the press service of the ministry of defense of ukraine . to the party for fruitful cooperation, support of ukraine and the servicemen of the armed forces of ukraine, we will rebel, we will win together the mouse- killers well, and the new prime minister of great britain became a forest of paths, the majority of members of the ruling conservative party chose her as their leader after the resignation of boris johnson-johnson, this , by the way, gave the path the opportunity and authority to head the government, she became the third female prime minister in the history of great britain the position of minister of foreign affairs. before that, she was the minister of the environment, justice, international

china abides by the universal declaration of human rights and has made relentless efforts to protect and strengthen its human rights. we stand firmly against attempts to letter-size human rights and work to promote healthy development of international human rights corporations. as a member of the developing world, china will stand with other developing countries. we are heartened to see the rapid progress achieved the developing world in recent years and will continue to speak up for other developing countries. help them overcome difficulties and support efforts to raise the representation and the state of developing countries in international affairs. developing countries are no longer the silent majority in international and multilateral processes. with stronger solidarity, china and other developing countries have spoken up for justice and become a pillar of promoting development, cooperation and safeguarding equity and justice. china has been providing public goods. in the face of covid-19, china has engaged in global cooperation against the virus. we have found it best to provid

universal jurisdiction will be applied when other countries of the world, but especially europe will try to bring to justice those who committed crimes in ukraine, and i think you will see significant effortsan countries to use this principle of universal jurisdiction, which they resorted to before, in particular in syria, and this will also help ease the pressure on ukraine, which is forced to independently investigate these cases we want to ask about the application that allows ordinary people on the ground to document war crimes, what are the features of this evidence and the principles of operation of the application, thanks to which the evidence can then be used by international courts or tribunals eplication soldiers evidence fiefdom taking by international chords footballs in the counts and they can also be used by the ukrainian judicial authorities so very important element of gathering evidence visual evidence for example photos videos is that as a rule you need a chain of transmission all that is, you need to be able to involve those who took the photo or video to testify at the trial. you need to understand where this photo or video was taken. when and how exactly and the most i

district attorney general's office, homeland security, the atf and the university of memphis police department for your relentless effortsand many contributions towards this investigation. the collaboration and cooperation amongst all of our partner agencies was nothing less than symphonic. we're also very grateful for the hundreds of tips that came through our crimestoppers and other platforms from our citizens at large. our engaged and supportive community is truly our most valued asset. just remember that this still is an ongoing investigation. at this time, i would like to bring up f.b.i. special agent in charge. >> good morning. first and foremost on behalf of the f.b.i. i want to extend the extreme sympathy and condolences to the family and friends of eliza. most of us did not know her, through the course of the recent investigation we got into the life she was and who she was to her family, friends and community. i want to commend the local, state and federal law enforcement during this investigation. as the family knows, every possible resource that we had as a law enforcement community, including the f.b.i., was

district attorney general's office, homeland security, the atf and the university of memphis police department for your relentless effortstions toward this investigation. the collaboration and cooperation amongst all of our partner agencies was nothing less than symfonic. we're grateful for the hundreds of tips that came from crimestoppers and other platforms in our citizens at large. our engaged and supportive community is truly our most valued asset. just remember that this still is an ongoing investigation. at this time, i would like to bring up fbi special agent in charge doug corneski. >> good morning. first and foremost, on behalf of the fbi, i want to extend the extreme sympathy and condolences of our office to the family and friends of eliza. while most of us did not know her prior to this tragedy through the course of the recent investigation, we got a small glimmer into the light that she was to her family and friends and community. next i just want to commend the immense collaborative efforts of the local, state and federal law enforcement during this investigation. as the family knows, every possible resource

welfare money to build volleyball stadium at the university of southern mississippi where his daughter played volleyball. the governor supported the effort millions of federal welfare dollars in mississippi say money was funneled through a nonprofit. 5 million went to the construction of the volleyball stadium. 1.1 million according to documents went through favor enterprises with the promise of speaking engagements and promotion that favre would put the money into the stadium. one of the texts in court documents shows a conversation between favre and the director of the nonprofit. in which favre was concerned about the transactions going public. if you pay me, is there any way the media can find out where it came from and how much? the woman responded no, we never have that information published. i understand you being uneasy. texts show the governor supported the project and favre stating the governor is on board. the woman and son have pled guilty. favre was interviewed by the f.b.i. but not charged with anything. former governor bryant has not been charged with anything. the mississippi department of human services is suing favre, th

the forge of personnel for a large country wishes success to future specialists, so that you make every effort for a good study perspective and spend these years in the walls of our university that you will remember them, really for the rest of your life in the coming years, moscow is likely to be waiting for new records in the number of students 160 new schools and kindergartens are being prepared for delivery at once. pavel millers, gorvoltsov valery kuprin and ekaterina yudina lead. in moscow, for the eighth year in a row, on september 1, a charity event "children instead of flowers" takes place. its essence is that schoolchildren give their teacher one bouquet from everyone, and the money saved is sent to help seriously ill children. last year alone, more than 43 million were collected, donations go to buy medical equipment special nutrition drugs worked by psychologists and lawyers. children who were in intensive care 10 years ago were locked in the hospital or at home, they received breathing machines that allow them to be at home and breathe. they received wheelchairs, thanks to which they can move and even go outside, and we are especially happy when children, despi

the years i have observed that some attributes of leadership are universal and are often about finding ways of encouraging people to combine their efforts their enthusiasm and their inspiration to work together. >> in 2016 she reflected on her service in her annual christmas message to the nation. >> i often draw strength from meeting ordinary people doing extraordinary things. volunteering, carers, community organizers and good neighbors. unsung heroes whose quiet dedication makes them special. they are an inspiration to those who know them and their lives frequently embody a truth expressed by mother teresa, saint trace is a of calcutta, she once said not all of us can do great things, but we can do small things with great love. >> at the end of 2020 while the coronavirus pandemic was still raging, she offered comfort worldwide. >> we continue to be inspired by the kindness of strangers and draw comfort that even on the darkest nights there is hope in the new dawn. >> the queen in her own words. and just moments ago king charles iii left balmoral castle where queen elizabeth spent her final moments. later today he will address the nat

over the years, i have observed some attributes of leadership are universal, and are often about finding ways of encouraging people to combine their effortsalents, their insights, their enthusiasm and their inspiration to work together. >> i think that kind of just showed alongside, i guess, the pope, that she was kind of the well-known apolitical figure in the world for so long. do you think king charles can do the same effectively? i mean, this is a different time. he has been in the public eye longer as a royal before taking over the throne? >> yes. well, queen elizabeth was, she was head of state in britain, which is not a political role. very much a ceremonial role and a human role. right? she had met all but one of the past 15 u.s. presidents and met with leaders across europe and throughout the commonwealth, and during her time as queen, the empire transformed radically into, you know, a british center and colonial periphery into an equal commonwealth of nations, and she helped to foster the cohesion of that political entity, and that emphasis on peace, which she made in her speech, which, you know, in some ways you can understand

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stadium at his alma mater, university of southern mississippi, where his daughter played volleyball. also indicate that then mississippi governor bryant supported the effortto misspending of millions and millions of federal welfare dollars in mississippi says money was funneled through a non-profit called mississippi community education center. 5 million to the volleyball stadium, 1.1 million through favre enterprises, that favre would put the money into the stadium. one of the texts shows a conversation between favre and nancy new, the director of the non-profit in which favre was concerned about the transactions going public. if you pay me, is there any way the media can find out where it came from, and how much? new responded, no, we never have that information publicized, i understand you being uneasy about that, though. chad white is the mississippi auditor. >> now we know that mr. favre not only knew that he was receiving money from this non-profit, which was funded by taxpayer dollars, we know that the funding for that was a sham and we know he knows that, too. and we now know that he didn't want the media or the public to find out about this. >> a

efforts of teachers in september 2022, we managed to accept 2,340 students for study plans for october additional recruitment for masters and bachelors. everything lives here and everything starts working here. so the universitymething like that. here is a bright path ahead, people who came for me, people who believed me. i just can't do it any other way. mariupol state university has already entered into an agreement with russian universities and will receive methodological and technical assistance . and here we have it. ah, pedagogical faculty, departments of the department of our faculty. hello everyone. hello, how do you see? yes, we work with personal computers. you need to provide a process. we understand that the educational process here is not so bad, as if the teachers, so to speak, are already staffed. no matter how normal life is, it didn’t stop there. on the contrary, we need to move forward to restore this city. that's all, but what you have online, probably, yes, we have. that is very convenient for students. in the format both online and in schools taught. here, the city is really like my own , and i can’t just leave it like that. here is my property. here are my acquaintances, friends, relativ

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of where we are. this is the most interesting time to speak to the gentleman from rice university with chemical engineering. all sorts of efforts venture capital. he is a governor, a republican from virginia, glenn youngkin, joining us this morning. governor, i cannot think of a time to speak to someone as pro-business and pro-innovation, dealing with the republican party that wants to bomb rob portman and the rest back to an antibusiness time. how antibusiness, anti-youngkin is the republican party? gov. youngkin: i don't think the republican party is antibusiness. in fact, republican governors all over the country have been leading the recovery coming out of the pandemic. that is exactly what we have been doing in virginia. we have got taxes down. we are open for business. we are seeing great announcements from companies. we have a lot of open jobs. that is one of our biggest challenges, getting people back to work. i'm concerned about the inflationary policies we see coming out of the biden administration. see the ramifications of that yesterday, which is anybody who thought this would be short-lived, has been shaken because

universities, including morris brown college and talladega college. in 1982, he became the president of chaney university, the first hbcu. dr. wright also focused his effortsn community service. founding the line of hope institute that promotes human rights around the world. for the last 21 years in his life, he lived in arizona, serving as a community leader. he was chair of the arizona board of clemensy, president of the fountain hills club, and president of the arizona african society. in addition, dr. wright served as a delegate for the electoral college and met six presidents. i encourage my colleagues to join me in honoring the life of dr. c.t. wright by supporting h.r. 5650, and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman reserves the balance of her time. the gentleman from florida is recognized. mr. franklin: i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. franklin: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise in support of this bill, which would name an arizona post office building for dr. c.t. wright. dr. wright was a georgia native and dedicated public servant who devoted his life to ed

questions related to future planetary defense efforts, please reach out to nasa's office of communication for response. >> hello, i am a student at embry riddle university. an asteroid hit mars last friday. i did not know, when we call it planetary defense, is it just earth? >> there is stuff everywhere. every planet gets hit. asterisk it hit. the moon gets hit. all the time. we often use those craters to tell us more about what happened in history. what happened in the beginning to get us to where we are now. a lot of stuff happened, but now, not so much, a lot of time has gone by. in terms of defense, we are the only place with life right now. that's what we are primarily worried about. >> the planetary defense office does look at all the impacts and assesses what happens. that is part of the office strategy, to characterize other objects in the solar system and characterize the threats, understand what they are made out of. as we mentioned today bringing , it back to didymus and dimorphos, what are they made out of? did you see that giant rubble pile? what will it create? will the impact to move the asteroid as much as we expect? understanding these

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education center, a nonprofit in jackson the texts show a coordinated effort to find money to build this facility at the university ofn mississippi. in april, new pled guilty to misspending welfare money. in 2017, she texted favre -- wow, just got off the phone with phil bryant. we will get this done. bryant at the time was the governor of mississippi. months later, favre texting in part -- >> reporter: construction costs for the building started to rise in 2019, court documents show favre texting new -- about to see governor bryant anything i can say to him to help >> reporter: court documents show after the meeting, the governor texting new, just left brett favre. can we help him with his project? a month later, new texting -- confidential you get the impression the governor will help us. favre responding, i feel he is trying to get it done without actually saying it >> reporter: favre has not been charged with criminal wrongdoing, but the sent of human services is suing him and others to get millions back, money intended for the state's poorest of the poor. favre says he did not know it was coming from welfare fun

the texts show a coordinated effort to find money to build this facility at the university of southern april, she pled guilty to disd misspending welfare money. in 2017, she texted favre -- >> reporter: bryant at the time was the governor of mississippi. months later, favre texting in part -- >> reporter: construction costs for the building started to rise in 2019, court documents show favre texting new -- >> reporter: court documents show after the meeting, the governor texting new, just left brett favre. can we help him with his project? a month later, new texting -- >> reporter: favre has not been charged with criminal wrongdoing, but the sent of human services is suing him and others to get millions back, money intended for the state's poorest of the poor. fafb favre says he did not know it was coming from welfare funds, and his lawyer says he acted honorably in everything. we have a statement from the former government. his lawyer says this should play out in court, not the media. he did not want the texts to be shown. it is too late for that. tileer >> perry, thank you very much.

and it shows our social efforts in many instances when she has on —- we try to bring universal healthcare coverage to 5 million people. and that is the foundation ofystem of the islamic republic of iran during the times of the imposed war against iran we were prevented from being able to purchase barbed wire but today we have been able to manufacture through indigenous knowledge the most modern needed systems to defend our nation. people of the world dear colleagues and secretary general it wasn't that our enemies take a step back but it was our nation that managed to drive all of the enemies from the arena with the unprecedented fashion of the islamic revolution to solidify values. of faith and divine will with the policy of good neighborly relations. progress in economic trade relations have been brought to the forefront. and then to have extensive relations particularly with our neighbors. dialogue. true solution the islamicns republic of iran and the most powerful country that is willing to solve the crisis during the past few years so the regional trade of iran has seen impressive increases and now into a new season of expansion this brings s

think if we were talking about this, the number of trump efforts that he has done that have crashing down, trump university, his airline, he has proven not just to be a failed businessman in many senses but also somebody who misleads the public or misleads his business partners. people know this. it's all out there. and yet many of his supporters stand by him. i'm not sure it has a political impact. >> the new york attorney general is trying to permanently ban some of trump's companies from ever doing business in new york. if she succeeds, walk us through what that means. >> it speaks for itself. it means that certain people cannot serve, if she's successful, as dretirectors or officers of businesses in new york. they can't do it. if they try to start a business, they can get an injunction taking that opportunity and right away from them. >> in new york. just in new york? >> she can't prevent them from doing business in california, florida, or any foreign country. >> i want to get your reaction to a comment she made during her press conference today. >> claiming you have money that you do not have does not

university of alabama. the naacp legal defense fund, including motley and the local lawyer, dropped her. there was no effort made to stand up for pollyanne meyer. the reason is in these legal cases in particular, the plaintiffs needed to be the best in the community, as was understood. the politics of respectability, which motley certainly believed in, were very relevant to the types of plaintiffs who were chosen and could be successful. for instance, in the university of georgia case, one of the plaintiffs was charlene hunter gault who had done really well in school and she was very beautiful. she was easier, i guess you would say, for some to accept. but the thing about motley, she also had trouble with some of the men in the naacp establishment. in fact, after she litigated her first case mississippi, which was on behalf of black teachers -- a salary equalization case -- she marched into thurgood marshall's office and said she was napping paid what she should be paid. [laughter] and she did not have the title she deserved. he eventually did give her a raise and was working with the and aa cp national --

efforts to keep the nation secure and advanced. this duty as a senior fellow at the university's kennedy school of government, west point on combating terrorism made in the madison policy forum. currently the senior counselor and global chairman of the geopolitical risk practice. we are so glad to have you.pr thank you for joining us. let's get right to it. the search and seizure has raised questions about what's at stake as many supporters have poured down on why the search and seizure operation was even necessary you have to help us better understand thene questios surrounding the document. i'm going to ask you first. how serious is it that there were many serious documents found in the unsecured location, what do you think are at stake? >> i think the short answer is it's both serious and unprecedented. a couple of overarching thoughts. a very basic rule of being a criminal defense lawyer is you avoid getting dragged into the ongoing criminal conspiracy of your client which may have happened here. the second, so often i want to make several quasi- points that deserve some attention because i see that there's a lot of misunderstan

how much effort and mental energy was spent on coping with the consequences, so to speak, side effects. that's all. yes, i have a red one. examples of my classmates at moscow state university not those of them who did not enroll after school hours . all arrived on time and most of them are about fully realized. yes, just uh, they got it at a much lower cost than me. what more in the life of an over gifted child applause or despair we understand and is endless. well, firstly, i came to school with no experience of communicating with children in practice. yes, that is, well, my parents took me out for a walk, everything is conditional there in childhood, but then again it was not such an independent communication as maybe there in kindergarten or somewhere else i didn’t know how to stand up for myself, and i, but i didn’t know how to make any friendly connections, i was very afraid of conflicts. i ended up in a class where everyone studied together in kindergarten. there were some fruits groupings. well, it was quite difficult for me. they didn’t accept me, they didn’t want to play with me, but i was sad, somehow it’s a shame , and, of course. as i started then jumping throu

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he continues his efforts to keep our nation secure in advance the study of national security is a senior fellow at harvard university's kennedy school of government west point center and madison policy form. still currently counselor global chairman of the geopolitical practice at beacon global strategy. we are so happy to have a pre-thank you so much for joining us. let's get right to it. the search and seizure at mar-a-lago has raised questions about what is at stake. or doubt why the search and seizure operation was even necessary if god help us better understand the questions surrounding the documents. i'm going to ask you first serious is that there are many very sensitive documents found in an unsecured location at the president's home and club? what are they? what do you think are the stakes here? books first, thanks for doing this. the short answer is it is both a very serious and unprecedented. a couple of overarching thoughts. one, very basic rule being a criminal defense lawyer is that you avoid getting dragged into the ongoing criminal conspiracy of the clients. which may have happened here. it's second, s