rodriguez. services will be ongoing in the coming days. the mayor is calling for robb elementary school to be demolished. i don t think anybody s plans are to tear that building down. it needs to be torn down. i never expect a child to walk in those doors ever again. that building needs to be gone, taken away and gone. a teacher from the school is speaking out about the horrifying moments bullets shattered her classroom. i just kept hearing boom, boom, boom. it kept going off, felt like an eternity. i had one student lay og top of me and a bunch of other students here by me. i just remember praying, please god, please god, keep us safe. carley: that teacher is being hailed a hero for getting her students to hit the ground seconds before the bullets flew into her classroom. all 15 of her studentss survived the attack. texas governor greg abbott taking a moment to remember the students and teachers in the face of tragedy. what happened in uvalde was a horrific act o
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work, a war on american energy that lead to inflation. federal reserve is left with one option to control inflation, they will have to raise interest rates. cheryl: on friday, economists expect jobs created, but that is slowdown from april s 428,000. carley: if you are watching from california, you are about to be bummed out. cheryl: you were talking about high gas prices last hour. look at this, top 10 states with highest prices. no surprise, california $6.15 a gallon. hawaii close second at $5.44. oregon, illinois, all over $5 a gallon. today national average is $4.62, new record we re seeing. we were at $3.04 a year ago, a lot of that is because of more regulation, less drilling and less domestic production, having to do with the biden
as well. cheryl: that pilot shortage is a big deal. military is not cranking out pilots anymore, that is a big deal. 200 flights are delayed, almost 50 in the u.s. this morning, that could go up today, as well. todd: your favorite summertime staples could be in trouble and the economy is to blame. cheryl: yeah, president biden set to meet with federal reserve chairman powell today. it is interesting timing wise, friday jobs report for the month of may. dealing with record high inflation and labor shortage, businesses cutting hours of operation. powell has been put in an impossible position. the president has put powell in a box. we ve had expensive spending and policies that pay people not to