what when that s going to occur. the president trying to make improvements around the margins, cracking down on companies that charge hidden fees and overdraft fees. each year these junk fees in addition that companies charge cost americans tens of billions of dollars weighing down family budgets. it s not yet clear when americans will feel that impact or how big it will be. energy costs continuing to be a key driver of inflation still running near 40-year highs. the president claims gas costs are approaching pre-pandemic levels. that s not quite true. before covid, a gallon of regular costs around 2.51, much less than the 3.76 consumers are paying on average right now. biden blamed big oil. and they aring going to come down even further when gas companies, the oil companies agree to our demand my demand to pass on the savings from the price of a barrel of oil. no comment from biden on the saudi s warning not to sell strategic oil reserves it? is my profound duty to mak
911 call, it lasted for 21 seconds. the initial caller called back, student child, called back. was told to stay on the line and be very quiet. she told 911 he shot the door. at 12.a3 and 12.a7 she asked 9111 to please send the police now. at 12.a6, she said she could not, that she could hear the police next door. at 12.50 shots are fired. they cowen heard and 12.51 very loud and sounds like the officers are moving children out of the room. at that time, the first child that called was outside before the call cuts off.
production and now the white house is talking about how we need to have more foreign oil. think about that for a moment. we had it, got rid television and now we need to import it at higher cost, makes no sense. carley: wild and one of the first things president biden did when sworn into office. a lot of people have been wondering why care about the russia-ukraine situation, this is why. average price of gas in the united states a year ago was $2.51 and now $1 more expensive, $3.51, biden administration is warning, if this invasion does happen, that number could go higher, closer to $4. it doesn t have to be this way. it is not just the keystone pipeline, it is a lot of decisions biden administration does that targets oil and gas industry and makes them worried to expand, to innovate, a lot of
city, florida, is $494. in march 2019, that would have averaged just over $300. this family flew from milwaukee, wisconsin to los angeles. . once we got out here, we realized things are very expensive right now. reporter: they decided against a rental car. the average rental car in the u.s. averages $76 a day. more than $20 higher than two years ago. but even without a rental car we are spending more money in uber than we are in flying out here. reporter: that s likely because regular gas is on average more than $4 a gallon this month. the highest of any month in history. up from $2.51 in march 2019. that is affecting the owner of starline tours, who says the company typically spends 100 doctors a day on fuel for the buses. now they are spending $220 every day. we have still maintained our prize at the moment but we are going to have to look at going to full summer pricing right now
$76 a day. more than $20 higher than two years ago. but even without a rental car we re actually spending more money in uber than we are in flying out here. reporter: that s likely because regular gas is on average more than $4 a gallon this month. the highest of any month in history. up from $2.51 in march of 2019. that s affecting the owner of star line tours who says the company typically spends $100 a day on fuel for these buses and now they re spending $220 every day. we still maintained our prices at the moment. but we re going to have to look at going to full summer pricing right now, rather than waiting until the summer. reporter: kayak shows hotel rates averaging $300 per night, up since 2019. even theme parks will cost you more from paid express lines to pricier food. it is adding up. it is expensive to just eat.