no structures are in danger. this is the third weekend in a row that a fire started in the same spot. some orange juice are manufacturers are considering juicing other fruits like mandarins as the cost of oranges surge. this is due to the declining output in florida and brazil. global prices for oranges have skyrocketed 33% since april of 23, hitting $3.68 per pound this past april. that translates to a 12-ounce can of oj casting costing an average a of $4.25 that the at the supermarket, up 411 percent since last year 411%. a world war ii veteran got a hero s send ah before flying to normandy to take part in the 80th an is versely of d-day. friends and family waving flags and cheering on members of the greatest generation. there s a cam rad ally that a you don t get any place else camaraderie. we understand one another. i watch the younger people, the
brought the oil markets off of their eyes overnight. so we will see where things go. but remember the rise in oil producer in march this year that produced 3.2 million barrels per day. and you know, not just the oil production facilities that israeli could strike iran pier that is another concern as well. another issue from markets right now, what happens if more blockage of these tankers that have to find alternate routes. that is an inflation story for this country. remember cpi in march, 3.5% fear of the headline number energy, gasoline prices, aaa today and e average national price for a gallon of gas 3.6%. excuse me $3.68, excuse me. all of this plus high interest rate environment is kind of adding to this big soup, if you will love concern when it comes to the market here the other thing is the global supply chain. people talk about that and we
twitter and posted a how to on their website to recruit new members. the group has been known to target drivers in other countries like germany and france and i only have one question, john. where do all the tires they slashed no longer able to be used, where do they end up? landfill? john: and where are the police? where are the authorities in stopping this from happening? sandra: just awful. john: it s inconvenient, that s for sure. the piain at the tires and pump 3 3.68 a gallon, up $0.25 from last month. they are expected to rise. ain t over yet, folks, just getting going. sandra: alarms over the biden administration green push, for offshore wind projects. much of the area conflicts with military operations, as deb
regular gas is projected to average $3.68 a gallon on thanksgiving, about 30 cents higher than last year. diesel fuel used in most trucks is averaging about $5.29 a gallon. in tonight s moneywatch, cbs s airpd adrian explains what s fueling the stubbornly high prices. reporter: if you want to know about diesel prices, hitch a ride with j.d. paintin and his chihuahua axle. ( laughter ) my last trip was over $5,000 worth of diesel. p reporter: you re kidding. no. reporter: from chicago to california? and back. reporter: it used to cost up to 3500. it s skyrocketing. we might be out of business. reporter: mike kucharski pays for the diesel for his 180 trucks at jkc trucking. how are americans ultimately also footing the bill for this expensive diesel? everything they get delivered to their home, all their food, is shipped by truck so they re
cavuto. this is your world. more on that. first to peter doocy with the latest. peter? charles, those two turkeys president biden pardoned today. not for sale. but the turkeys that people need to buy for thursday s festivities, much more expensive than last year. a few graphics. a 16-pound turkey is $28.96. that s up 21% from last year, a 14-ounce bag of cubed stuffing mix is $3.88. up 69%. two frozen pie crusts going for $3.68. that s up 26% according to the farm bureau. here at the white house, president biden trying to keep things pretty light. any rate, you know, we got to get on with this. the votes are in. they ve been counted and verified. there s no ballot stuffing, no foul play. the only red wave this season