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Pulled ahead of katheryn cortez m masto, the incumbent there. she has been leading all night. as of now he has pulled ahead. arizona, mark kelly 52.4% to blake masters, the republican trying to win from the incumbent. 45.4%. that has shrunk just over the last couple of minutes. were going to head to georgia now. georgia. everyone is watching that race in georgia. this is where raphael war not has 49.2%. walker has 48.7%. the secretary of state in georgia is saying it is likely to go to a runoff....

Going to help him take over tim ryan. >> well keep watching the actual vote coming in. john, can you take me down to georgia. what are we looking at there? non stop delta from dca. you see this was not this close earlier, right? >> yep. >> not only it was not this close, senator warnock was above 50%. we are at 53%. if you were with us in 2020 for the presidential race and the two georgias run-offs. these are your up late counties. you are getting more votes and 49.6 to 48.7. this is narrow quit...

Four-wheel drive. >> reporter: his roles new jeep. it was a necessity, he says, and a quick decision. >> i have another car with a lot of mileage. i needed a bigger one. >> reporter: the jeep was about $50,000, leaving his monthly payment is about $800. higher than the most recent kelly blue book monthly payment average at $712. >> this is a new record for that monthly payment. this is a new record. and then the car, the new car prices are actually near records. >> reporter: in the last year, ne...

Premiums all up. the cost of food consumed at home rose nearly 12%, food away from home, 7.4%. the gasoline index has increased 48.7%. the average national price of a gallon of gas this week, is at $5, highest in california at $6.42. trying to stem inflation, the fed said it will raise interest rates by three quarters of a percentage point, the biggest hike since 1994. new projections show interest rates may hit 3.4% by the end of the year, but because inflation is rising far faster than any of ...

$50,000 leaving his monthly payment at about $800. higher than the most recent kelly blue book monthly payment average at $712. >> this is a new record for that monthly payment. this is a new record, and then the new car prices are actually near records. >> reporter: in the last year, new car prices have gone up 12.6%. used cars up 16.1%. food, 10.1%, and gas, up 48.7%. but gas prices not necessarily deterring potential buyers at this southern california car dealership. >> demand is high, supply...

12.6%. used cars up 16.1%. food, 10.1%. and gas up 48.7%. but gas prices, not necessarily, deterring potential buyers at this southern california car dealership. >> supply is low, demand high. >> reporter: this paired with high interest rates making it difficult for buyers. >> we dont see prices decreasing much and even if they do, keep in mind interest rates arizing so the cost of borrowing money is going up, that means youre still going to be paying as much or nearly as much as you were even i...

Food, 10.1%. and gas up 48.7%. but gas prices, not necessarily deterring potential buyers at this southern california car dealership. >> demand is high. supply is still low, and were still in shortage era. >> this paired with the high interest rates making it difficult for buyers. >> we dont see prices decreasing much, and even if they do, just keep in mind the interest rates are rising so the cost of borrowing money is going up, so that just means youre still going to be paying as much or nearl...

The numbers, down 642 points and fears over just how the federal reserve might respond. if you add to that gas prices that keep hitting new records, first time ever, a national average over $5 a gallon. at the grocery store the cost of food is up more than 10% this time last year, housing 5 1/2%, airfares, 37% and percentage-wise, gas is up a whopping 48.7%. joining me is kaleb silver. lets talk about those numbers, shall we? obviously theyre hitting low-income americans very hard. they want to ...

When inflation was last this high. so theyre looking to likely increase rates another 50 basis points when they meet next week. so last meeting we saw a 50 basis point hike which is the first that weve seen in 21 years. so they are move pretty quickly here. but of course the trick is to reduce that demand but not so much that it actually contracted and you see the economy slip into a recession. you see businesses no longer want to hire and job growth decrease and that impacts income and therefor...

To 8.5. this is coming in hotter than a lot of people were expecting as the top, a sign perhaps of a slight not getting worse, you know, in terms of core month over month. you look at some of the categories that consumers most experience, food, those prices going up 10%, inflation 10% year over year. the cost of shelter, 5% year over year. this is why some economists are worried about those who dont have wiggle room, food prices going up, energy. >> gasoline number. >> exactly. 48.7% compared to...