cnn has not been able to confirm if that voice was a student, but the man who recorded the video says the audio came from the dispatch radio in a customs and border protection vehicle. we are also hearing today for the first time from an off-duty border agent who ran to help when his wife, a fourth grade teacher, texted him. that agent was getting a haircut when the shooting happened. so he borrowed a gun from his barber and raced to the school. he ended up outside the door the gunman was behind. he had no tactical gear. here s what he says happened next. i was there at the door fixing to go in. once again, i didn t have any gear. i wouldn t have been a smart move for me. all those guys had their gear and stuff, so like i said, i pulled back. obviously there s a lot of scrutiny about the police response. what s your take on all of that? to me, i believe everyone there was doing the best they could given the circumstances. yeah. i believe everyone there was doing every
republic, slo vok ya and the countries that needed to be appeased. overall, that is only 10% of the russian oil that heads to the eu. it is still significant if we re looking at the finances from russia s point of view. currently the eu pays russia 10 billion a month just for oil. so by the end of this year, that will suddenly drop off to just $1 billion a month. the problem, of course, is oil prices are tight. i know you were talking to matt about that in the last block. they re at a two-year high. they are high. the market is very tight. so at this stage, russia doesn t need to sell as much oil to make the same amount of money and there are customers looking for it in china and india. customers that already use russian oil are seeing it as cheaper. it is trading as a discount right now. russian oil at $34 a barrel cheaper than benchmark crude. you can see how attractive this is. the eu has to find oil from