and the boy who was shot, but survived by playing dead. mireya villareal on the ground in uvalde. also breaking tonight, the deadly tragedy unfolding on this memorial day weekend. five people feared dead after two boats collided on a river in georgia. helicopters rushing to the scene, and what we just learned about the search. the growing shortage of baby formula. an estimated 70% of the u.s. supply now out of stock. emergency shipments coming in from as far away as australia. fierce fighting in ukraine. the russians gaining ground in the east. will the u.s. give ukraine longer-range rockets to help stop the russian advance? what we re learning tonight. and for the first time, our team on the ground in odesa, where the russian blockade is creating a food emergency. skyrocketing travel prices as millions head out for the long holiday weekend. but even with everything costing more, why the roads and airports are still seeing heavy traffic. powerful storms hit parts of the count
midterms in the fall. boris, christi? jasmine wright, we appreciate it. thank you. reporter: as jasmine just noted, inflation is skyrocketing. if you re planning to travel this summer, experts say you should act fast, because travel prices are also spiking. the high cost of fuel is making summer vacations more expensive, as airlines are still recovering from the pandemic, with staffing and flight shortages. let s get you some travel tips now with the ceo of cadillac travel group, david fishman. we appreciate you sharing part of your sunday with us. walk us through what the economic impact is going to be like, as people plan out their summer vacations. well, basically, what s happened is, like you re saying, reduced inventory, although it s coming back up. reduce staffing, but if you would put all of that together with also spiking and fuel costs, your flyings flights areo cost a lot more. when you travel to different
yeah, because it s already near $5 a gallon in some of those states like california and some places in new york. look, the gas price is up about $1.20 a gallon since this time last year when trump was president. so you re talking about $20 more to fill up your tank. if you re a delivery person or somebody in trucking or use your car for work, you re talking about 30, $40 more a week that is a lot when you have that up over time. this is a real hardship to middle income people and people living on fixed incomes. as you said, when energy prices go up, that reverberates throughout the economy. you start to see food prices go up, travel prices go up, used car prices go up. we don t i lived through the 70s. it s horrible. we have to stop this inflation now and that means stopping the build back better bill and the money printing that would make it worse. trace: just outside the door,