took office to before the invasion, it went up 435%, 1.34% to 7.9%. it s only gone up an extra 9% since russia invaded ukraine. 435% increase on inflation went from the time he was inaugurated until russia invaded ukraine. so it s bull that its putin s fault to go back on that shows, by the way, how very desperate they are. it s their policies that are causing these economic problems. trace: 30 seconds left. i want to put this graphic on the screen. this is from june of last year, june of this year. gas up almost 60%, air fare 34%. foods and veggies, 8%. just on gasoline alone even at today s lower rates of payer for gas than a couple weeks ago, they re playing $1,200 more just for gas than they were when joe
prices up $1.34 in a year, big oil ceos were today getting a congressional earful it s time for the big oil companies to lower prices rather than pad your bottom line it feels like gouging. it even feels like profiteering reporter: the ceos all reiterated that prices are set globally and with russian oil under partial embargo, prices have surged the price of oil, gasoline, and other refined products are driven by international markets. and we have no tolerance for price gouging. reporter: in tyler, texas, florist julia hassel has had to increase her delivery charge making multiple trips to the hospital isn t an option anymore. we try to make one trip a day reporter: under shareholder pressure to preserve profits, many oil companies have been reluctant to return to pre-pandemic pumping levels republicans blame president biden s policies to wean the country off oil and canceling the never-completed keystone pipeline. the president
if they want to start administering this month or early next week, they need to have anaprox mat date. it took four weeks to vaccinate 1.34 residents in nursing homes. this was over a time period when we were losing 7,000 people a week in nursing homes. we had to wait four weeks to get into the nursing homes to start vaccinating because they hadn t planned into advance to go into the facilities. it took a long time to get consents with the patients. you had to get the concept by the families. the biden administration didn t want to make the same mistake. they wanted logistics in place. they were just trying to get the logistics nailed down so they could get ready to administer the vaccines. and they will be. dr. got hraoeb, we appreciate your perspective. your book out now is uncontrolled spread.
thatcher in 1987 giving them a mandate to deliver brexit. anna stewart from the cnn results center. thanks very much, anna. the moment we got at 10:00 local the exit poll, we saw the pound surging as a key exit poll predicted big conservative. sterling rose to $1.34. that s the highest level since may 2018. for weeks the pound has been rising on bet of mr. johnson s win. it gives currency and direction on what really they re trying to achieve when it comes to brexit. so, i m sure the markets will be rejoicing as well when they re open about two hours, less than two hours from now. we ll keep on top of that and bring you reaction when stock
what s going on. it s going to slow down the other cases through the appeal and you re going to see that the bulk of these cases coming behind are going to be careful about committing to this theory until they know what the court of appeals are going to do with it. this is half a billion dollars. the plaintiffs had been seeking $17 billion, so this is 1/34th. do victims families or victims see any of this? does this go to communities? where does the money go? in this case it sounds like what the judge did was he felt there was enough data to give this award for i think they called it like the first year worth of services that would have to be paid back. so some of this money should go under this plan for recovery to the communities, to the state to provide the services. i think the state estimated it will take some 20 years to recover. that s where they came up with the larger number from. for personal injury suits, the gyms will certainly get a portion of that after expenses an