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russian, we are waiting to see who will come back home. its crazy. we dont have names yet. only speculations that its going to be mothers and their children. and its tough, very tough. >> have you allowed yourself to think about what you might say to her the first time you see her? >> i dont think i will speak, i will just hold her and hug her and i wont ask questions, thats for sure. and i just want to hold her. >> that is the mother of a hostage who is being held by hamas right now. ...

Tend to go higher, and refineries switch over to summer gasoline and its cleaner for the air and also more expensive. we will enter the spring/summer bump from an already elevated level. the national average will go from $3.10 right now, to as high as 4.05 a gallon in may and peaking at $4.25 a gallon in august, and thats uncomfortably high. theres some good news here. this is not all gloom and doom. gas buddy says the national average for next year is going to be $3.49 a gallon, and thats down ...

Year. to put this in real terps that would translate to families spending almost $300 less for the whole year on fuel than they did in 2022. now, the bad news, though, is that gas prices could back towards that dreaded $4 a gallon threshold as people start driving more in the spring and summer and as refineries switch over to more expensive summer gasoline, gasp buddy is projecting gas prices could go from $3.10 a gallon to as high as $4.05 a gallon in may and $4.25 in august, uncomfortably high...

Canned vegetables, turkey, they are higher, so you look at overall cost. in 2020 it was 46.9, and now $53.31 per person, $64.05, i do the cpi report, within cpi, we saw they break down food as food away from home and food at home, that food at home component jumping 12%. you have to ask yourself, should i be eating out at thanksgiving and saving myself money or do i want to cook for my family? what a difficult decision to have to make. >> carley: i know, i think it is interesting, i heard you br...

>> theres a new report out, analysis regarding some insight into a thanksgiving meal. according to the american farm bureau, they found that a dinner for ten, including stuff, will cost $64.05 on average. which is up from last year. what is it going to take to finally see grocery prices start to come down? >> you put your finger on the problem. i that is a lot more. i think it goes back to the russian invasion of ukraine, believe it or not, the jacked-up diesel prices, energy prices, diesel is a...

Independence while russian president putin wages war on ukraine. fox team coverage on the energy front, what the biden administration can do, and jeff flock is live at a gas station in philadelphia, drivers are forced to pay some high prices to fill up their tanks. we can see the sign in the background there, regular over four bucks a gallon. >> you said it, john. and things are kind of getting crazy. 4.09 at a conoco, and speedway across the street, 4.19, and across the street there, a shell st...

Books. and we were here yesterday keeping an eye on things. 4.09 at one station, 4.19, 4.05, shop around. up $0.07 on thursday and now up $0.11 to average of 3.84. diesel the same thing, even worse, up $0.14 to 4.26, the average gallon of diesel right now. and we are close to breaking records for all time records for both diesel and regular gasoline, just to talk to andy, the noted oil analyst who told us what he thinks is going to happen. >> i expect national retail price of gasoline will hit 4...

He meets is a big deal out of it . i took a picture and posted it and it was 4.05 and louisiana before it was .225. -- 2.25 and that was back in january. tablet that was causing our inflation. >> greg: at the library, has the inflations shrinkage affected the finds? >> no, people can and all the time because they dont want to pay for books. its not just among chronic readers. >> really getting passionate about the dewey decimal system. >> i would thank you for not directing a question about male...

Forever, and now we have to start it all over again, so it is just a sad thing, but we would have been bigger than saudi arabia and russia combined, by far, and we became number one -- and also, totally energy independent. we didnt have to go to the middle east anymore. we didnt have to go to opec anymore. we were at $30 a barrel. we were at less than that during certain points of my administration, as you know very well, but we had an expensive energy, under $2 per gasoline, and now you are goi...