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hurled bricks and bottles at the officers. >> just the latest example of lawlessness plaguing the city of brotherly love. >> "new york times" editor who resigned for publishing republican tom cotton op-ed on the george floyd riots speaks out. >> bennett tells my mistake trying to mollify people. >> half does this go. second back kyle war bits he is off. 2-0 fillies. ♪ since you have been gone ♪ i can breathe for the first time ♪ im so moving on ♪ yeah, yeah. >> steve: yeah, yea...

president biden is set to lay out his plan to once again bring down sky high cost of gasoline at the pump. once again, by tapping into the nations emergency oil reserves, even as it brings the needle even closer to e. im john roberts in washington, happy wednesday, sandra. >> sandra: and thats a visual for you, starting to look like that, right? the president will announce that release of 15 million more barrels of oil, rounds out the 180 million draw down the president committed to ea...

at its fastest rate in a0 years, welcome to this special edition of your questions answered. over the next half hour, well be examining in detail different areas of the squeeze on the pound in your pocket and some of the solutions that individuals, and communities, are finding. so, weve got a panel of experts. sarah pennells is a consumerfinance specialist at royal london, which calls itself the uks largest mutual life, pensions and investment company. sabine goodwin is co—ordinator ...

miles per hour. those winds caused storm surges. a major hazard for this low-lying region. at this hour, more than 1.2 million people across florida remain without electricity. as of late yesterday, parts of the county, where i am now, where it made landfall, they did not have access to clean drinking water. many people have no running water whatsoever. it is hard to know exactly how many people are displaced right now. officials estimate that it is in the tens of thousands. at least 3...

that destruction left behind in just three cities in florida. and clued in fort myers. we will go there in just a moment and now coming to be known as ground zero. satellite images showing areas there before and after the storm. survivors continuing to speak out about what they have endured. >> i sheltered in a closet until part of the roof came off. and then the wind came in there so that i just went behind the bed. and stay there. >> nothing about gratitude that we are here and for a...

and i am trying to be brave and know that my family and i are safe and i will worry about all of that other stuff later. >> i am 67, lived here for five years. and now it is gone. it is underwater. >> underwater. so much of that area still underwater there, want to go to matlacha in florida. where liz mclaughlin standing by for us. lets take us there if you will once again. joining at the top of the last hour, as you are still in that area that is just completely devastating to see a r...

as a downgraded tropical cyclone. the historically destructive storm made landfall for the second time yesterday. this time in south carolina. more than 180,000 residents lost power almost immediately. that number, reported to have grown to nearly half 1 million as the storm has carved its way through the carolinas. of course, nowhere has been more devastated than florida, where ians wrath after touching down was deadly, as 77 people confirmed dead. homes literally washed away. entire ...

president biden makes a promise on abortion rights, as well as another widely supported issue, if democrats can keep control of congress after the midterms. plus, well have the big moments from a fiery senate debate down in florida. as marco rubio and val demings go after each others legislative records. also ahead, the latest from ukraine. the russian forces are now more focused on civilians than soldiers on the battlefield. ♪♪ good morning, and welcome to "way too early." o...

were going to take you to one of the hardest-hit areas where almost an entire island was decimated. and her rescue during the hurricane made headlines. a nurse desperately trying to get to work was caught in the rising floodwaters. thankfully a nearby reporter was there, saved her and saw her. and that is my guest tonight. good evening, im erin burnett. out front tonight, ians fury still remains an extremely dangerous storm making its way through the carolinas tonight. let me show ...

announce another big interest rate hike spurring fears of a recession. hello, and welcome. its wednesday, september 21st. 9 a.m. here in london. 11 a.m. in moscow where were following a potentially drastic escalation of russias war on ukraine. vladimir putin is ordering a partial mobilization to boost his military fight. the russian president says it begins today. those in the reserve and with previous military experience will be subject to it. cnns covering the story from every angl...