companies are reluctant to pump more because they want stability after prices collapsed two years ago. the pressure is on not only on u.s. oil producers but worldwide. saudi arabia has said they will not pump more oil than what opec has already agreed to. so next time you re pumping more and paying more at the gas pump, you can thank what s happening in ukraine and in russia for the price increase that you re paying here. so, tom, how bad could it get? that s the bottom line people want to know. reporter: the expectation is if we go over i think it s $4.15, $4.20 a gallon nationally, that would be an automatic-time record. we could move over that, could move the $6 a guilty lon out in california. but you know what, chris, if this continues to spiral out of control, nobody wants that, but if it does, all bets are off in terms of how high gas prices could go, how much higher your home heating bill could go as well. it s already up 56% from a year ago. tom costello, i m layering
whatever. it s been a big impact. will: there you see it on the ground. first assignment, pete asked me we saw a gas station through the window right across the street. what are gas prices? there are two gas stays, 1 at 409 and $14.15 a gallon right here in northeast ohio. you see the impact with doug. now let me introduce you to lev. ukrainian population here in northeastern ohio. he manages a high rise in cleveland. you are telling me parents immigrated from ukraine. his industry is long but it gets very short in memories and with family and you were talking about how your family in particular and much of your community suffered at the hands of russia throughout the last century. oh, during world war 2, my father s father actually was killed by the russians in the insurgency when they were fighting against the russians. on my mom s side. she had her dad had three brothers that actually fought this kind of tyranny also basically. they fought hitler on one side
and it s been obviously welcomed right across australia. right across australia. yes, it s been a massive right across australia. yes, it s been a massive story - right across australia. yes, it s been a massive story here i right across australia. yes, it s been a massive story here that started quite early in the morning for us, 4.15. police issued a statement saying cleo had been found. that she had said, have a sort of thing she said to the police officers was my name is cleo , and it s just been going since then. it has been very exciting and you could see the elation in the police officers faces when they were making their announcements and giving press conferences. it was just a day of celebration. horse giving press conferences. it was just a day of celebration. have you had any indications just a day of celebration. have you had any indications about - just a day of celebration. have you had any indications about what i just a day of celebration. have you | had any indi
alex murdaugh. where did that money go and what did he use the money for? many believe the drug addiction, opioid addiction that he admitted to, wouldn t account for millions of dollars because he s also now being investigated for allegedly stealing money from his own law firm and then, of course, there s the tragic deaths of his wife and son back in june. there are so many questions about this case. this is just one step, but he is under arrest again, kate. unbelievable on top of unbelievable. thank you, martin, for that. let s turn now to this though. it s sunning how quickly gas prices have skroktd, and they are still rising. on average gas is costing americans $16 more to fill up their cars. we re tracking this and all of its bad news with more live from new york. what are you seeing? reporter: well, we are seeing $4 a gallon across many states, including right here in new york city. just behind me, $4.15 a gallon. this is becoming a little bit of
New Canaan holds first school referendum vote in 30 years
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This is the ballot box in front of New Canaan Town Hall that can be used for absentee ballots for the referendum, after a recent executive order from Gov. Ned Lamont.Grace Duffield Hearst Connecticut Media /
The first referendum on the Board of Education budget in nearly 30 years is being set for Wednesday, June 2.
Voters from all districts will cast their ballots in the New Canaan High School auxiliary gym, from noon to 8 p.m, unless they opt to vote absentee.
Absentee ballots may be left off at the ballot box in front of Town Hall, after Gov. Ned Lamont signed an executive order on Thursday, May 20, stating that COVID-19 can be cited as a reason for absentee voting until June 30. Applications for the absentee ballots may be picked up by family members and caregivers at Town Hall.