investigators of the fbi stopped him when he was leave with a restaurant with his wife and friend, ask then aked for access his phone. that means they were able to seize the phone and that means the information on that phone is part of their investigation. now, eastman believes that seizure was illegal. he is complaining about it. that s how we learned through this, through a court filing. now, the interest from eastman b kmz as the january 6th select committee has announced plans for audio surprise hearing that is scheduled to place tomorrow. you will remember that last week, the committee said they were going to take a break in the hearing schedule, and not pick up again until the middle of july. well, that changed to the afternoon many they announced they had a witness to bring to the public to share what they know about that investigation. at this point, wolf, we do not know who that is but it suggests that the information is significant. wolf. is there a sense, ryan, t
live now to dr simon evans, who is deputy editor of carbon brief and who did the analysis for the study. surely this is good news coming off of the back of the cops on it. yes. of the back of the cops on it. yes, the progress of the back of the cops on it. yes, the progress that of the back of the cops on it. yes, the progress that the of the back of the cops on it. yes, the progress that the uk - of the back of the cops on it. yes the progress that the uk has made in the progress that the uk has made in the financing its power sector has really been the driving force of progress in cutting emissions from the country overall. it has happened quite rapidly over the last ten years. that s primarily down to getting rid of fossilfuels in the electricity, so about ten years ago, two thirds of the uk s electricity came from coal and gas. it s now down to one third. so it s halved pretty much in ten years. coal has been almost eradicated, sit down at 1% of the total of the mix, and even
walletswell being hurt right now. gas prices as you know, are still near about $5 a gallon. the president said he wanted a gas-tax holiday. doesn t seem like it s going anywhere congress. what else is in your toolbox? is there anything else you can do to help bring down the cost of gas? let s just say, first of all, this is a very real issue and we have to do something about it. and it s one of our highest priorities as an administration. so, there is the piece that is about gas and bringing down the cost gof gas, in which large pat sp exploded talking as he has been to bring allies and partners together oh so we can have a common defense around ha we believe to be democratic principles, around sovereignty and territorial integrity. for example, bringing down the cost of prescription drugs. one of we are fighting to say
quite clearly, wolf, russia doesn t have any intention of backing down. that it is going to keep on doing what it has been doing. it has consistently shown a flagrant disregard for civilians throughout this war. i understand that it s been a little quieter in kyiv over the past couple months or few weeks certainly. but it s important to remember when talking about missile strikes on kyiv. when talking about a shopping mall being hit by rockets, these nowhere near the frontline. and so, the message certainly to the ukrainian people are still you are not safe anywhere in your country and we are not going to take our foot off the gas and step down on the pressure. again, timing no zaebt. 300,000. that is the new number nato will be announcing for their rapid response team. that is up from 40,000. so, it s hard to believe that this is simply a coincidence has nato leaders come together to participate in what the head of nato has called a transformative
storage solving the problem. for example the storage systems, some of the head of storage storage systems, some of the head of storage systems, some of the head of storage systems and even as the uk population storage systems and even as the uk population takes electric vehicles seriously, population takes electric vehicles seriously, we are going to be able to draw seriously, we are going to be able to draw energy from extort battery electricity to draw energy from extort battery electricity in the car at peak times and sell electricity in the car at peak times and sell it electricity in the car at peak times and sell it back into the grid. that s and sell it back into the grid. that s the and sell it back into the grid. that s the kind of thing we should be thinking about today and not some old-style be thinking about today and not some old style technology which is very much old style technology which is very much in old style technology which is very much in the