merry christmas, everyone! we are so glad you are with us on this special morning. i m poppy hearlow with paul maddingly. this is a special edition of cnn this morning. hope you re having a great holiday with your loved ones. merry christmas. i want to stay on this set forever. isn t it beautiful? it s beautiful. they did a wonderful job. i love all the poinsettias all around. we have a christmas tree and a fire. the iowa caucuses are just three weeks away from today. this morning, we ll highlight the key moments on the campaign trail so far, and how they could shape the final months in the race for the white house. and seasons full of strikes reignite the labor movement in america from hollywood to the motor city, workers won pay raises and new protections. how technology could bring more change to the economy in the year ahead. and coming together this holiday season, as anti-semitism and islamophobia sentiment rises, we ll talk to faith leaders about how we
artificial one of the key things we have picked up on is the increasing use of us to pick up on al the increasing use of us to pick up on a! at work. decisions about how people do they work, who to do it with, how quickly they have to do it and then also even decisions significant as whether or not they use or keep a job. might lose or keep theirjob. in 2018, taxi driver alexander joined uber. like most uber drivers he had never actually met his boss. met his boss. you work a lot and the only met his boss. you work a lot and the only source - met his boss. you work a lot and the only source of- and the only source of information could be your own experience and maybe chatting with other drivers. with other drivers. everything is done through with other drivers. everything is done through his with other drivers. everything is done through his uber - with other drivers. everything is done through his uber app. thenin is done through his uber app. then in the summer of 2021 he
or where he ll be tomorrow. for one person or two people to stop everything and that is why people in our country should know that a 50-50 sucks. what does that all mean? more now from cnn s jeff zeleny reporter: with just a little over a week remaining before christmas, it looks like president biden s build back better agenda will make it through the senate. this was always the deadline, an artificial one, but certainly designed to be a motivating factor for democrats to pass this really center piece of the president s economic agenda, that sweeping set of programs covering social programs and the environment. well, senator joe manchin, democrat of west virginia, has simply raised objections to this that have not been worked out. he spoke several times with president biden throughout the course of the last week, trying to reach some type of a compromise. as this week draws to a close, the holidays are looming. it simply is not there. there is no agreement at hand. so now the que
for example, oilwill decline in the future, it will be enough to invest in the existing fields. well, that s my point, that s my point, because. crosstalk. yeah, for people to understand this, you have issued various policy papers over the last few months, saying that investment in new fossil fuel production should cease. and i m just wondering that, in the current context, does that really make sense? i think it makes perfect sense. what we are saying is invest in the existing fields, but there is no need to invest in exploring new fields there. today, mr sackur, we have 6.5 million barrels per day of unused oil capacity today in middle east countries, and the tightness we have today is, in my view, an artificial one. if they wished so, they could easily bring volumes of oil to the market, and this would comfort the market. it is not a lack of oil.
today, mr sackur, we have 6.5 million barrels per day of unused oil capacity today in middle east countries, and the tightness we have today is, in my view, an artificial one. if they wished so, they could easily bring volumes of oil to the market, and this would comfort the market. it is not a lack of oil, it s the lack of the readiness for some oil producers to bring oil to the market. there is enough oil, there is no need to worry about that. so, you re saying that the current supply problems, and this is about oil and gas, are much more about political decisions than they are about physical capacity? cos there s been a very, as you know, a very loud and long debate about russia, which is a vast supplier of natural gas. exactly, exactly. now you appear to be saying that the russians could put more gas into the european