feel any significant relief at the grocery store or gas pump. fuel costs just hit another new high, $4.40 a gallon on average for the first time ever. cnn white house correspondent jeremy diamond is traveling with the president. jeremy, the president gave a speech about inflation yesterday. today it s supposed to be more about food supply. what can we expect? reporter: yeah, victor, but inflation will still be very much top of mind for the president as he addresses this dueling issue of rising food prices, as well as this global food shortage. part of it sparked by the war in ukraine. ukraine/russia, key suppliers of wheat around the world. we ll hear the president address both of those. and the fact that he s talking about inflation for the second day in a row, a reflection of the extent to which he s facing serious political pressure on this issue, a top issue for voters heading into the midterms. today we ll hear the president announce several new steps to help farmers
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comeback win. 66-65, the final. there is a lot going on right now. we will know more about the college football playoff later in the morning. i mean, the number of like the four-team list i have seen on social media over the last few hours, it s crazy. i don t even know college football, but i know this is a very important day. a big deal. thank you, carolyn, for your careful handling of this story to true georgians. all right. the next hour of cnn this morning starts right now. good morning to you and welcome to cnn this morning. it is sunday, december 3rd. i m victor blackwell. i m isabel rosales. overnight israel continued to bombard hamas targets in gaza. this is the third day of fighting since the truce collapsed. israel says it plans to continue its mission to eradicate hamas and free the hostages. idf hit multiple targets, tunnel shafts, command centers, weapons storage facilities. hamas launched a barrage of missiles towards tel aviv which were interce
york magazine. she said her job was to report on the governor s every move and alleges he often touched her without her consent, on her arms, shoulders, small of her back, her waist. it led her not to even want to go to events like the one she describes, when she was 25 years old she went to a holiday party at the executive mansion and said the governor approached her and as she described it, held her firmly in place while gesturing to a photographer that he wanted their picture taken. the governor said to her, i m sorry, am i making you uncomfortable, i thought we were going steady. it s a moment she subscribed as humiliating, happening in front of her colleagues. she says she felt the governor s actions weren t about wanting to have sex with her but about wanting to show that he had power over her and he used touching and sexual innuendo to stoke fear in women. we ve reached out to bateman and haven t heard back. we ve reached out to the governor s office. they haven t a
co-author? he s a genius, the cartoonist for the washington post and has been engaged in some of the hardest hitting commentary when it comes to the issue of climate change. i spend time communicating to the public and implications of the science and so my background to talk about the issue of climate change in a new way to use the cartoon may be to engage some people that have been impervious to what the science has to say and what the implications are. there is an argument scientists are at odds over the topic. it s about the theory of gravity but the difference is when it comes to the issue of climate change they find the message inconvenient because we need to do something and they ve engaged in the efforts to confuse policymakers about the science and that is hardly what the book is about can you describe the implications of that? it s one of the reasons for cautious optimism that we are confronting the problem and in the book we end on a positive note to talk ab