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This is a nato reporter brian chong breaks down the numbers. >> inflation picked up steam over the beginning of 2022, clocking in at 9% in june, the fastest pace of price increases since the 19 80s. food prices soared, a gallon of milk averaging $4.22. chicken, $1.84 per pound, and it doesnt grade a eggs $2.49. gas prices topped $5 per gallon in the summer before tilting below $3.50 in the later part of the year. rent, the biggest spent for most households, jumped 7% 8%. inflation showed times o...

>> overall inflation picked up steam over the beginning o 2020, to clocking in at 9% i june, the fastest pace of pric increases since the 19 80s food prices soared, a gallon o milk now averaging $4.22 chicken, $1.84 pound, and dozen great a egg $3.59 dozen. all more expensive than this time last year gas prices topped $5 a gallo in the summer before childre below $3.50 in the later par of the ear and then rand, th biggest express our most hel souls joining seven to 8%. inflation did show - in th...

The new year. if you can believe it. and as we prepare to close out 2022, its been a big year for the economy. we saw record gas prices, the fastest jump in decades, and massive tech layoffs. even farewell to the choco taco. our own brian cheung has a look back at the years biggest business news. >> inflation picked up steam over the beginning of 2022, clocking in at 9% in june. the fastest pace of price increases since the 1980s. food prices soared. a gallon of milk now averaging $4.22. chicken...

Holding your breath as you fill up at the pump has become part of life since fuel prices began increasing earlier this year. but in hawes in north yorkshire, theres a sigh of relief from motorists using the community garage. fuel at least iop cheaper than the nearest competitors. im just visiting friends here, so it is low. its about £1.84 i think, at home, so its considerably cheaper. im not really empty, but im taking advantage of this price, what it is. and would you come out of your way to ...

Months tojune. it is rising exponentially. and it is staple foods. milk up 26% on last year, butter up 21%, spring water and flour up by almost a fifth. and then of course theres petrol — the war in ukraine has pushed the average price of a litre of unleaded to £1.84 a litre. thats up almost 60p on last year. so with the prices rising at record rates, do we really have seven weeks to spare for the conservative members to decide who they want? heres money saving expert martin lewis. by the tim...

Arizona. >> so usually it would be the boneless would be about $1 a pound. right now its $1.84 a pound. this cheese used to be $9. right now it is like $14.56. >> reporter: two years ago, she opened up to catering special events. inflation has up-ended her business. >> have there been events where you lost money? >> absolutely. >> reporter: as we look at the receipts, she explains the hardest impact of inflation on a small business owner is how unpredictable her world has become. the demand for ...

A key measure of inflation has jumped to highest level since 1982. the bureau of labor statistics said the previous price index at 7.9%. >> americans from coast to coast are feeling the impact. cnn national correspondent ed lavandera has more. >> reporter: for a cold hard lessen on inflation, step into a refrigerator, where this woman stores the supplies she just bought for her pop-up food business in arizona. >> usually, it would be about a dollar a pound. right now, its $1.84 a pound. this che...

It costs you $ le.55 for a pint of beer. prices of everything are rising far faster than wages are -- a lot faster. and that means that in very real terms, the most real, people are becoming poorer. not just people who buy things, consumers, but also people who sell them, retailers. this is a disaster for small business. watch? >> for a cold hard lesson on inflation, step into the refrigerator where corinna stores the food supplies she just bought for her popup food stand business in phoenix, ar...

Rates in the united states. ed lavandera talked to small business owners about how this crisis is affecting their bottom line. >> reporter: for a cold hard lesson on inflation, look at where karina stores the food supplies for her pop-up business in phoenix, arizona. >> the boneless would be $1.84 a pound, and the cheese is now $1.56 where it was 86 cents. >> reporter: have there been event where is you have lost money? >> yes, this is from today. >> reporter: as we are looking over the weeks re...

One party system. 1934, we elections won by 91.84%. is that what we want? would i would say, and i apologize for such a long answer, but its absolutely important. would i would say is that a lot of italians in 1934 said that if this was important what were we doing in 1933 and 1932? we couldve done so much to try to stop or slow down mussolini. lets just say to all of our fellow americans, dont be someone like that. someone who gets to 2024 and our democracy is going out the window and you can s...