earthquake when you were sleeping? no. and what about. so it looked like that and it makes a sound. phone chimes. no, no, no. like this? phone chimes. no, no. allegan lost his grandmother when the hospital building she was being treated in collapsed. did your android phone, did it send you an image, a warning? did it make a sound? did it send you any kind of alert at 4.17am that that earthquake was starting? no. nothing? nothing. right after the earthquake, i went to google to check the magnitude. so this came up on google. but your screenshot is 4.32am. 4.32am, yeah. so this was long after the earthquake happened. yeah. we did find a few people who had
the five and below so it has to be below five. jeanine: come on, jimmy. jimmy: $4.32. you are getting a night of balloons. joey: listen, y all got to get away joey: the five and below does not charge jimmy: charging a premium on laziness. don t underestimate the laziness of the barbecue. next, lemonade for those who don t want to make it themselves, you can buy it in a judge for a premium. sugar and water. anyway. jimmy: this is without the vodka and ice cubes. i m pretty close. jeanine: what is it? joey: $4.29.
way to a clean energy future. we are also announcing funding for, yes, one of my favorite topics, electric school buses. jesse: [laughs] so while biden pushes you to buy a preus, we can t even afford to buy gas. gas at another all-time record high today, $4.32 a gallon. thank god biden saved us that $0.07 on our fourth of july barbecue. with all of these savings we can afford to save the planet now. saving the planet is priceless. so, why does nobody want a tesla, though? less than 1% of cars on the road are electric. jesse watters primetime went out earlier this week to ask americans, what is going on her? why aren t you driving electric car? joe biden says that is the way to go. i don t have $100,000. if i could afford one i would. i can t afford an electric car. i would be out of money buying gas. biden says you are polluting if you don t drive an electric
off. inflation is a hydra-headed beast. it comes at us in different ways. the good news is gasoline prices have dropped from $4.32 a gallon a month ago to $3.87 per gallon now. but this hike in food and energy, part of that component is what drives your air conditioner, or leader in the year, your heater. so it really is a grim specter for people who are working class middle-class people who don t have that available money. they do have to choose between whether they are going to stay cool and survive, or eat. it s very, very unfair, but i think we have to keep our focus on the fact that inflation, generally speaking, is still grimly on the rise. there are still spots a big improvement here or there, the price of gasoline, as i mentioned, but the cutoffs of electricity you live in arizona, as you know, steve, in
i want to go one, two, three poke all done, sweetheart. reporter: tonight an evolving pandemic in a changing approach to our daily lives. miguel almaguer, nbc news, los angeles. and tonight more evidence or at least hope that inflation may have peaked. the average price of gas has now dropped below $4 a gallon. the lowest since march. and there are more positive signs here s tom costello. reporter: while the national pump price average is dropping, now below $4 a gallon, nbc news sampling found prices can vary greatly. $3.33 in dallas. $3.69 in north carolina $3.83 on the jersey shore. $4.32 in philly. $4.79 in chicago $5.05 near portland, oregon and $6.29 at this station in los angeles. while pump prices have dropped from a national high of $5.01 in june i can really see the difference from