people check that out. you need a little help with the physical therapy. you have a lot of heart and we are happy to continue to tell your story. thank you so much for being with us. no problem, thanks. bill: in a moment here hunter biden s ex girlfriend sitting down for five hours before a grand jury probing his taxes. what she had to say about his spending habits next live.
result of this invasion of ukraine. gas prices still skyrocketing, the national average today, 4.32 a gallon. that is up 81% since inauguration day. biden administration putting the blame on vladimir putin and his invasion, but it s been rising steadily for more than a year. former economic advisor to president ronald reagan joins us in a moment, but first madison alworth is talking to drivers in east rutherford, new jersey about how they are adjusting to these high prices. hi, madison. hi, sandra. the drivers we have been talking to, they all have had to make adjustments. we are seeing high prices, 4.32 on average, highest that americans have ever paid for gas. aaa found six in ten drivers are adjusting their driving because it s over $4, and at this point, way over $4.
crisis sending gas prices soaring how high could they go announcer: this is nbc nightly news with lester holt good evening, everyone the whole world is watching tonight as russia, in plain sight, targets city after city its forces appearing to double down, closing in on kyiv the menacing convoy of russian armor stalled but still pointing toward the capital claims and counterclaims about how many russian troops have been killed russia says it s close to 500 soldiers. ukraine believes enemy deaths are far higher. the truth likely buried under the fog and rubble of war. a day after president biden in his state of the union address declared vladimir putin is now isolated from the world more than ever, the russian leader showing no signs that he cares. the flow of new war refugees estimated to have reached 870,000 in a moment, the view from the pentagon. my exclusive interview
confrontations with trump and you lay out, for example, you say, dammit, mr. president, i am not going to talk to you about hunter biden, period. was it us from freighting to frustrating to stay quiet about such matters while the press portrayed you as a lackey? it was a little frustrating, but life is unfair, so i didn t expect much different. i learned when when you re a republican, this town is unfair. there s a double standard. the media has a double standard. it s gotten a lot worse. the media is sort of shameless about it, so i don t expect anything different. howard: in a moment, bill barr responds to some pretty harsh criticism from the if president he served. ould all take this trip together, son yeah. and kayak made getting here so easy- here we go. you know i m a kayak denier! you can t possibly believe kayak compare hundreds of travel sites
bill: new reaction, james scoop joins us in a moment. the news from bryan llenas here in studio in new york. the study 155 page report led investigators to conclude governor cuomo sexually harassed 11 employees. this selfie of an unnamed executive assistance and governor taken seconds after he allegedly groped her. the assistant says cuomo put her hands under her blouse. the district attorney is conducting a criminal investigation. investigators detailed a new allegation from a now 30-year-old state trooper who the governor personally asked to have assigned to his protective detail. in an elevator while standing behind the trooper he ran his finger from her neck down her spine and said hey you. another time she was standing holding the door open for the