you know, for some unknown reason. - i d like to raise a point of order that senator davis has violated rule 4.01 when she had senator ellis assist her by putting a back brace on during a pause a moment ago. - that the republican leadership decided that they wanted to silence her, that they were going to do anything to stop her from filibustering, even calling bogus points of order. - this was not in keeping with the tradition of the texas senate. no senator had ever, ever gone through that before. - the point of order is sustained. [gavel bangs] [crowd yelling] - bullshit! [crowd yelling] - i was very angry, not only that it was being done to me.
just to move and hoping that would ease the discomfort. my staff sent a note to me saying, stop pacing around your desk. we re afraid they re gonna call a point of order, you know, for some unknown reason. - i d like to raise a point of order that senator davis has violated rule 4.01 when she had senator ellis assist her by putting a back brace on during a pause a moment ago. - that the republican leadership decided that they wanted to silence her, that they were going to do anything to stop her from filibustering, even calling bogus points of order. - this was not in keeping with the tradition of the texas senate. no senator had ever, ever gone through that before. - the point of order is sustained. [gavel bangs]
prices in july rose 8.5% over last year but compared to june overall prices were unchanged. cost of gas has dropped 57 days in a row, nationwide averaging $4.01 gallon but in the checkout aisle, grocery prices are still up biggest annual increase since 1979. tom costello now with what it means to you reporter: on a hot and steamy summer day, word that inflation remains hot but may be losing steam was welcomed news at the white house. jobs are booming, americans are working. we re seeing some signs that inflation may be beginning to moderate. reporter: the administration under pressure to tame inflation before the midterm elections in november good news, gas prices dropped a dollar after hitting an all-time high in june now averaging $4.01 nationally and could fall below $4 this week and airfares have dropped nearly 8% in a month. but americans still
gas prices but inflation and so on. just to remind viewers, remember where we were when you look at the number we hit in mid-june of the average cost of a gallon of gas at $5.02, well below what we see now, $3.99. that $1.03 can go a long way. remind viewers of what the last year has been. yesterday alone the national cost of average according to aaa was at 4.01. we re still very far from reaching where we were a year ago, at $3.19. there is hope among economists this will continue on a downward trend and when you hear from the average american, i was speaking to one gentleman today that makes a living driving for a ride share company saying because the prices he was hit so hard at the pump a couple of months ago, he had to scale back and alternate, work every other day because there were times it was cheaper to stay home. that s what you re hearing. you re getting relief, yes, it may be only $1.03 difference
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