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$32.50. just wanted you to know. >> tucker: but its immoral to sell marlboros. well, if you watched the white house pretty briefings, and you should, because theyre amazing, you noticed that theres a certain mate for a runner for an reporter from africa. we kind of like him. well ask him directly, because he joins us next. merry christmas to each and every one of you. as we celebrate christmas you may wonder if jesus christ can make a difference in your life. you bet he can. thats why he came, t...

It is wild. its hard to imagine right now, but back in 2020 gas prices got to as low as $1.85 a gallon. that was because people werent driving due to covid. president biden took office, under $2.50 a gallon and russia invades ukraine. gas prices shot up. they peaked at a record 5.02 a gallon. the fear was russias supply was going to get knocked offline. thankfully that has not really happened. oil continues to flow from russia. so weve seen gas prices come down, also because of recession concern...

An american soldier held captive in vietnam. decades later he tracked down the veteran, heres their story. >> s war raged in vietnam a quiet effort started by 2 california sorority sisters to show support for the pow and mias were shot down a rice paddy feels many took off across america but students across america began wearing bracelets with the name of an american pow and the date they were shot down. stars like john wayne, princess grace, and sunny and cher wore them. brad paxton was 1 of th...

We estimated adopting the trump policy we would be producing about $150 billion, $150 billion more oil and gas here at home. think of what that would mean for our trade deficit, reducing it. think of what it would mean for employment. think about what it would mean for the growth of our economy. so none of this makes any sense from an environmental, national security or an economic security standpoint. will: let me see if i add up exactly what youre saying, under the previous policies, living up...

Says hes expanding the capitals low emissions vehicles zone, the ulez, to cover the whole of the capital from next summer. its estimated 200,000 cars and vans currently on the road will be liable for the £12.50 daily charge. after public consultation, it was found a majority of people, opposed the expansion. teachers in scotland will strike for another 16 days, in their dispute over pay. the largest teaching union, the eis says the consecutive days of action across country, will take place inja...

♪ ♪ speed to thanksgiving gas prices the highest they have been since aaa started tracking them. todays national average clocking and $3.58 up from the typical $2.50 per gallon but that is not stopping travelers from seeing their loved ones for the holiday weekend. a new poll shows 20% more americans hitting the road this year to celebrate, but boy, it is going to cost them. >> we have energy prices because of the bad policies of the biden administration. they have taken a nation energy inde...

When there is no penny to be saved? # i look to the sky #. the london living wage is a voluntary pay rate calculated on the cost of living. £2.50 higher than the government�*s legally required national living wage. parent who is working multiple jobs does not have time to spend quality time in the evenings with their children. as a matter of fact, many times they are passing like ships in the night, you know, with their children at home, because as the children are coming in, theyre going out...

Warnings about the uk facing the longest recession since records began, mistakes are high. and around the uk people are already feeling it. what are already feeling it. what ou are already feeling it. what you could _ are already feeling it. what you could buy _ are already feeling it. what you could buy for— are already feeling it. what you could buy for £2 - are already feeling it. what you could buy for £2 is - are already feeling it. what you could buy for £2 is nowi you could buy for �...

Across government departments, although health will be protected — with its money rising in line with inflation. support for energy bills will remain in place, but it will become less generous by april next year. thats expected to be financed by a significantly expanded windfall tax on the energy industry. lets go to our chief political correspondent nick eardley who is at downing street. in recent weeks we have got used to... i do apologise, we dont have nick. lets bring you this report. new ...

Although hes also expected to announce an increase to benefits, tax credits, and state pensions, and to extend some help with energy bills beyond april. its thought this will be funded by significant tax increases, as our business correspondent caroline davies reports. new chancellor, the fourth this year, and a new autumn statement. with inflation at its highest in 41 years, and warnings about the uk facing the longest recession since records began, the stakes are high, and around the uk people...