. he then tried to open the emergency exit door. that incident is one of 17 that the faa sent to the justice department. the other incidents ranged from passenger threats to even alleged sexual assault. the fbi can bring actual criminal charges the faa itself cannot. it can only hand out fines and they have been doing that in the last year alone, the faa imposed more than $8.4 million in fines on passengers in connection with more than 2400 incidents. john kate security in paris incredibly tight this hour after chaos on the streets, a major court ruling is coming. my relationship with my credidit cards wasn t good. i got into debt i in college and no matter how much i paid followed me everywhere. high interest felt trapped. so i broke up with my
houston astros home park a minute maid park, the alcohol sales for last year were $28.4 million. now that was across about 95 major events in 2022, but the vast majority of those were in fact baseball games. there are few concerts in there as well. but 28.4 million gives you an idea that whose is a big big sale point for baseball teams, right, so the traditional rules was that you only sell through the end of the seventh inning, but the mlb s new pitch clock has made seven innings and about 24 minutes shorter, quicker, on average, right. so what are some teams doing well? they re now going to sell alcohol until the eighth inning that gets back about 75% of the time of lost sales right because of the faster games and but by my estimate that might make teams at most about a few extra million dollars, but you know, obviously, that perhaps could lead to more people out on the roads, right, papi? yeah i mean , you know how my position on this. i think it s not a safe. so um this could also
pocket costs at $35 a month. it s such a relief. it s a huge significant step in making this deceased manageable. and murray gibson s sons both use eli lilly insulin for their diabetes. they spoke to nbc news in december as costs in america soared for the lifesaving drug. i am so angry. it s exhausting. in january, the inflation reduction act, proposed monthly cap on insulin costs for seniors on medicare. but millions of younger diabetics we re still paying much higher rates. the move comes after years of political and patient pressure. i think we all have heard enough about insulin affordability here in america. we should be able to solve this problem ourselves. eli lilies cap automatically applies to people with private insurance. those without coverage will be eligible, as long as they sign up for a savings card through the company. but only about 30% of the nation s 8.4 million diabetics who rely on insulin get it from
the typical bill to £2,500 a year, plus a £400 winter discount. that support is due to end in april and fuel poverty campaigners say that means the number of households struggling to afford bills could rise from 6.7 million to 8.4 million. a treasury source said it wouldn t comment on speculation, but the chancellorjeremy hunt told the bbc a couple of weeks ago that help on energy bills was under review. i m joined by our business correspondent theo leggett. why was the government prepared to see bills go up anyway? in why was the government prepared to see bills go up anyway? see bills go up anyway? in the autumn when see bills go up anyway? in the autumn when it see bills go up anyway? in the autumn when it took - see bills go up anyway? in the autumn when it took the - see bills go up anyway? in the - autumn when it took the decision, there was a feeling it did not have a lot of choice. what the government is doing is subsidising energy bills, so the wholesale price of energy
that support was due to end in april, and fuel poverty campaigners say that means the number of households struggling to afford bills could rise from 6.7 million to 8.4 million. a treasury source said it wouldn t comment on speculation , but chancellorjeremy hunt told the bbc a couple of weeks ago that help on energy bills was under review . our cost of living corrsepondent kevin peachey has more. it can be understandable for many bill payers to think what has been going on? what is happening here? they will know that their bills have been going up are so pretty much double what they were a year ago. but they would have been much higher, more than £4,000 a year, had the government not come in and given this energy price guarantee which limits the amount that we pay for our gas and electricity at home. so typically a household, and this is all to do with typical usage, so a household using a typical amount of gas and electricity