here s a number that may spell trouble. a new cnn poll shows 78% of americans think the economy is in poor shape. that s despite the fact wages are up, labor market is strong and new tax credits will save money on homes and cars. why is the view of the economy so bleak? because many americans feel the squeeze on food, gas, energy, rent. that could tip the balance of congress next month. reporter: the economy and inflation are looming large over the mid-term elections. only 20 days before americans choose which party will control congress and state capitols. at the center of the campaign, gas prices on the uptick and the white house on edge as president biden and democrats fight to maintain their majorities in the house and senate. we re going to continue to stabilize markets and decrease the prices at a time when the
opens up significant legal liability for trump. what this is is a smoking gun in georgia because if you look at what the judge describes of these emails, they fire off a lawsuit, a state court lawsuit in early december, december 4th, making various allegations about dead people voting, about felons voting, about unregistered voters voting and by the end of december they re aware that these allegations are false and that s the email that the judge quotes here, one of the emails where eastman says, the president has since been made aware that some of the allegations have been inaccurate and then they go and they the lawyers go and have him file a federal lawsuit where trump certifies under oath, verifies under oath that these allegations were, in fact, true. that s perjury and that s certainly evidence of federal crimes, but, remember, when
they re casting their ballots making every day before election day so critical. jeff zeleny, cnn, dear born, michigan. it s being described as a desperate move by a desperate leader. vladimir putin declaring martial law across four ukrainian regions. this despite the fact russia doesn t have full control over those areas. amongst them kherson where russian installed leaders have ramped up the leaving of 60,000 people. putin is tightening security acrossed those annexed regions and across russia. right now the ukrainian people are facing a sharp reduction in electricity at a time of year when they depend on it most. with winter looming, 1/3 of the country s power stations have been hit by russian missiles and
Russia conducted massed long-range missile strikes against energy infrastructure, communications and military command facilities deep inside Ukraine on Monday. 10.10.2022, Sputnik International
globally. let s presume it doesn t end this winter, president biden just announced an additional $2.9 billion to food insecurity around the world. how is this going to get to the people in need, what are you seeing in terms of their perception of the u.s.? given how much they re suffering because of what is happening in ukraine, how open are they to the u.s. in assistance right now? they are facing an hour that they the royal they, it depends on which country we re talking about. i was in somalia with drought, in pakistan where the country is under water. there s a need everywhere, climate change being the chronic condition with these extreme weather events. when you meet a country s need at such a moment of grave crisis, they remember. and the united states is the world s largest humanitarian donor, the aid we are providing now is larger than in the past,