in new york city tonight. the president is a racist and he is a demagogue. greg: over the past six month americans have seen the largest increase in traffic deaths since we began tracking them 40 years ago, back when kat was only five. therefore the lemonheads see it. 36,800 ute deaths the most fatalities since 2007 and that s even with pandemic cautions drastically reducing the number of drivers on the road, so what gives? some experts are saying this is due to an overall lack of civility in our society, lack of civility we have seen in school board meetings over mask mandates and on airplanes. greg: which again raises the question, did don lemon get any oxygen at birth? where was he born? on the moon? ris, some experts are blaming lack of civility the kind of incivility you see as school board meetings over mask. i wonder who he could be talking about. all those carts in its most because by angry parents are conservatives upset over a tax on their civil liberties.
south late friday and early saturday morning. now, most of the damage was concentrated in these six states. in kentucky alone, governor andy beshear says at least 80 people were killed. homes and businesses now torn to pieces. governor beshear is opening state parks to help house families left homeless and in shock. gone. we have glass broken. all the furniture is torn up. broken. just sad. over the weekend president biden signed a federal emergency disaster declaration for kentucky and fema has sent a housing expert to help work out how to help those in need. in kentucky, just over 26,000 homes and businesses are still without power today. in the southern illinois city of edwardsville, six people died in the collapse of this huge amazon distribution center. that s where we find cnn s polo sandoval live for us this morning. polo, good morning. are authorities still searching for survivors at this hour? bring our viewers up to speed. good morning. reporter: good morning
clearly it was a pre-oping headlines that there s this new variant of covid-19 which is apparently very scary. that clearly was the catalyst. a lot of folks have been looking for a sell-off. unfortunately, ed, they never ring a bell or tell us when it s going to happen. there it was a knee jerk reaction to this variant news or a market that was due for a correction. the bottom line is we were down hard today and with very few exceptions, there was no place to hide. ted, you feel like there s a buying opportunity with good stocks or you think this might continue into monday? well, i think the the variant news clearly is very, very serious. we need to pay attention to that. certainly nobody wants to go back where we were in the spring of 2020. i don t think quite frankly no matter what we learn about the variant that that is in the cards. on the other hand, when you get reversals and market trends and in this case it s been an up market the last two years, when these reve
we have you covered in new york city with what is happening at the pump with madison alworth and jacqui heinrich. welcome. i m neil cavuto. this is your world. we ll hear from a top democrat on what can be done to address this situation. from the republican side, south carolina s nancy mace on whether all of this spending is complicating things. first, the read on gas prices that will not quit with madison alworth. madison? hey, neil. yeah, gas prices are increasing across the u.s. here in new york city, i m in front of a gas station that is charging $4.99 for regular gas. quite the sticker shock here. this is not an isolated incident. we re seeing prices go up from the east coast across the country to the west coast. let s take a look at what the price of gas is today. you re going to be paying $3.42. that is up over 60% from a year ago. energy secretary jennifer granholm saying sunday that she hopes gas prices won t reach $4 a gallon. two states, california and hawaii h
we should have had that cutting edge and we should have done better, of course. and it s a disappointing goal to concede. it s happened too many times. we re in on the attack, or this time it s a corner, and we have well enough organisation behind it, wejust don t deal in a the situation. if we can rely on that feeling, we ve got to do it. we can t say, well, we deserve more points, because when you don t score more goals, you don t. finished goalless as brighton. the best chance of the game fell lewis, don t, but he s guide his efforts six yards away. the draw sees brighton move up to fifth place whilst the gunners moved down tonight. wolves, meanwhile, got theirfirst home win of the season with a 2 1victory over newcastle united at molineux. two goals from hwang hee chan coming either side of a jeff hendrick strike to give bruno lage s side the three points. newcastle drop into the relegation zone, while wolves move up to tenth. elsewhere, leeds have theirfirst win of the