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look at the living quarters for the fortunate. >> president carter knew he had four years to do things that he thought were important, fix the economy, try to bring some peace to the middle east, fix energy and some other things. >> we will have available for public scrutiny and for congressional action by april 20th a comprehensive long range energy policy. the winner of 1977 is one of the worst that the country had experienced and this comes at a time the economy is still doing poorly. >> severe weather led to a serious shortage of natural gas >> federal power commissioned estimates at least 200,000 layoffs due to industrial gas curtailments so far. >> congress will consider this week emergency gas legislation. >> good evening, president carter is about to speak to the nation from the white house on the subject of energy >> i want to have an unpleasant
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really helped in a way with finding more images and away, or fortunate to have an amazing team of researchers. that's where we discover to -- illustrate better the point of what we're trying to say. >> to this point about the human element of the story, film and with the funeral of brian sicknick. i wonder why the decision to end the demagoguery with those images? >> i think it was important to remember the toll of the day. it has some of the documentary, say there is a lot of people do not really either understand or know what happened. or refused to really look at it too closely. and they're here to see the toll that it took. of course on officer sicknick who died. but also the four other police officers who took their lives in the following months. we wanted to highlight the cost. the real tree human cost of that. the lingering trauma of survival. we wanted to honor the people
the uniform, under the title there's mother, father, husband, wife. we wanted it that people remember those, not just the political. but the human toll that it. took >> there's someone on the other side of that cell phone call. as you're working on this film, the january six committee. the hearings are happening. the hearings have an impact on the final count of the documentary? >> not really, again, my brother and i are journalists, we don't do any investigative reporting. for us, it's telling the story of the human beings. so of course we're watching the committee work, but i think what's more the investigation into itself. since we're doing something cannot different, i think we're really helped in a way with finding more images and away, or fortunate to have an amazing team of researchers. that's where we discover to -- illustrate better the point of what we're trying to say. >> to this point about the human element of the story,
both of whom were said to have murdered relatives before killing themselves. the kremlin has remained tight-lipped but vladimir putin's mess same has been chillingly clear. >> those who decided to ignore the obvious call lost hundreds of millions if not billions of dollars in the west. this is how much of a so-called safe haven it turned out to be. >> some of those who stayed home have been more fortunate without mincing words about ukraine. >> we have abandoned what was achieved in 2000. now we're waiting for victory. winning what? this is a colossal mistake. >> reporter: the outspokenness of some of those closest to the regime, a measure of what they stood to lose. the while no ties between the kremlin and the deaths have been proven in court, for many they stir fears of russia's reach. melissa bell, cnn, paris.