demanding more transparency and they argue a special master could provide that. he could also provide a delay in court proceedings. cnn s senior justice correspondent evan perez leads us off. this all boils down to one judge. that s right. she came in over the weekend and said she was inclined to grant the former president s request for a special master without seeing anything from the justice department. that s what we re doing to see today. the justice department asking for to exceed the page limit that normally applies in this court in southern florida. they re asking for about 40 pages. now that s longer than the affidavit that we saw unsealed last friday. what we expect to see is, you know, more description of what s been doing on behind the scenes. we know that there s a group of fbi agents who are not involved in the investigation who have been looking specifically at these documents for anything that could be attorney-client privileged and they are removing that a
we re behind. when you start to drop in income level, the percentage of households that can t make their bills goes up. moderate income households, 27% say they can t pay their bills and low income, about 37.8% of americans say they can t pay their bills right now. that s almost 40%. huge, huge number. and, of course, that has to do with the increase in prices to cool our homes. we re on the brink of changing seasons. it s going to start to cool down but we re all going to need heat. where are we headed, do you think? because of these high natural gas prices, unfortunately, it s not going to get better in the winter. in 2021, the average for all fuel types to heat homes was 1,025 dollars. let s jump over. the projection for this winter into 2023 as well, 1,152 dollars. that s for the whole season, radioi thought? that s for the whole winter