shattering a controversial speed record. see how the drivers pulled it off and why nays they why naysay no one was ever in danger. first, today s eye opener , your world in 90 seconds. we are not prepared to confirm what may have motivated the shooter. there are many reports circulating, but the fbi deals only in facts. a deadly shooting at a florida naval base. reporter: the shooter, a pilot in saudi arabia s air force, stormed a classroom building and opened fire. i don t see this undermining the deeper relationship we ve had with the kingdom of saudi arabia for decades. where was the sniper? where was the hostage negotiator? they came in full force. reporter: the family of the u.p.s. driver killed in a shoot-out blame police for his death. the way the police handled the situation, it was it was a nightmare. reporter: president trump looking to permanently flush water-saving regulations for toilets, sinks, and showers. people are flushing toilets ten
berman with brianna keilar. overnight a dramatic and deadly end to an 11-day manhunt for an alabama inmate charged in capital murder and a former corrections officer accused in aiding in his escape. casey white was charged monday after a pursuit in a crash in indiana. but vicky white died after taken into custody and hospitalized with self-inflicted wounds. police say no law enforcement officers, and casey white officers reportedly told officers to help this wife. but the fugitives were not married. in the days after her capture, hundreds of tips were flooding across the country including one sunday that ultimately led to the arrest. cnn s miguel marquez has did the details. reporter: the manhunt is over, the escape corrections officer chaes white and vicky white were apprehended monday. this has ended a very long and stressful and challenging week and a half. vicky white died shortly after being taken to the hospital after what u.s. marshals believe was a self-inflicte
on the leases that they already own, because we very much understand that it is a world supply of oil and gas that is so important for energy costs and he wants to ensure that those prices remain manageable for households. just to be clear, what s happening with russia and ukraine is compounding a problem that was already starting, right. so this is exacerbating something that was already in effect before the war. what about a national gas tax holiday? so, look, the president understands the uncertainty and the costs that rising prices pay for, the cost on families. all measures are on the table. he s focussed on these issues. so, one, he s trying to address oil and gas prices. i mentioned the spro, all other options are on the table as well. he s been focus odd on reducing the cost for families on really important items such as reducing prescription costs, making child care and home care more affordable, lowering the cost of housing which will increase economic growth an
be more we re going to have to talk about as well. first, i want to be crystal clear about the problem. there are two leading causes of inflation we re seeing today. the first cause of inflation is a once in a century pandemic. not only did it shut down our global economy. it threw the supply chain and economy out of whack. especially were more recovery responses weren t available. especially in the areas that rely on semi conductors. the supply challenges have been hampered by the onset of delta and omicron viruses. and you ve all seen it. you ve all felt it. and this year we have a second cause. a second cause. mr. putin s war in ukraine. you saw we saw in march that 60% of inflation that month was due to price increases at the pump for gasoline. putin s war has raised food prices as well because ukraine and russia, two of the world s major bread baskets for wheat and corn are essentially completely stalled. ukraine has 20 million tons of grain in storage and silos right
domestic priority right now. he knows the pains that americans are feeling because of it, but the big question, of course, is what president biden is going to do about it. that s where the challenge comes in for the white house. the president today leaning on the federal reserve, saying he does agree with them that inflation is the number one economic priority here in the united states. and you ve seen interest rates on the rise, potentially more of those rises to come in the coming months. when it comes to what president biden is going to do, he talked about the federal reserve s actions and his domestic agenda which we should note is stalled right now on capitol hill. and he also talked about telling companies not to price gouge, but there are still big questions about other steps he could take that he has not taken so far. you did hear him at the end of the remarks say that they are discussing whether to remove the trump era tariffs on chinese goods. that is something that