news conference earlier this week in vietnam. a lot to get to, we will be watching that as soon as it begins. this continued to go on and on and on for 14 days, the saga of living in longwood, when he s two miles away. tense, on edge. i feel like crying, i can actually sleep now. i ve been up all night the last two weeks following this guy, it s a relief. john: manhunt finally over. escaped killer danelo cavalcante taken into custody after nearly two weeks on the run in pennsylvania. i m john roberts in washington. sandra, they got their man. sandra: what a terrifying ordeal for all the residents living nearby. this is america reports. we are getting brand-new images now of cavalcante just after his capture. but we warn you, they are graphic. he appeared battered, and bl bloodie ed. john: a heat signal was found in the search perimeter and after waiting out a storm police closed in. sandra: former fbi special agent nicole parker has been joining us throughout th
Now, it really comes down to three factors. the first being demand is increasing and production is low. second, gas stations are switching over to summer blends which are more expensive to help with the evaporation that happens in hotter temperatures, but now add in the geo political tensions between russia and ukraine and that could push crude oil prices past the $100 per barrel mark. vice president kamala harris addressed this situation by speaking to reporters on sunday in munich. when america stands for her principles and all of the things we hold dear, um, it requires sometimes for us to put ourselves out there in a way that maybe we will incur some cost. in this situation, that may relate to energy costs for example, but we re taking very specific and appropriate, i believe, steps to mitigate what that cost might be if it happens. reporter: now, according to
But tensions with russia might throw that deal into question those who track gas prices say there are even more factors at play than the war in ukraine like refineries switching to more expensive summer blends, the country emerging from the pandemic with more people planning on traveling, and all on top of rising inflation. i think i m going to start walking when it hits 6. i think i m going to max out there. reporter: lester, the experts we spoke to today say there is a chance that other states may start seeing some of these high prices too. $5 a gallon, $6 a gallon all in the upcoming months. if the price of gas goes up another 11 cents, we will officially be in uncharted territory. lester. gadi schwartz in los angeles tonight, thanks. coming up, we re on the ground in iowa after a string of tornadoes killed seven.