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under the radar. we're talking about sky-high oil production. it turns out the u.s. is pumping out more crude oil than ever before and more than any other country in the world according to the government. as a result, americans are feeling some relief at the pump where gas prices have fallen to $3.25 nationally, down almost $2 a gallon from the high in 2022. but you are not hearing president biden touting the good news. why? well, take a listen to what he said while campaigning back in 2020. >> would you close down the oil industry? >> by the way, i would transition from the oil industry. yes. >> oh, that's a big statement. >> it is beige statement, because i would stop -- >> why would you do that? >> because the oil industry pollutes significantly. >> jonah, is record oil production -- i find it odd asking this question -- a political plus or minus for joe biden? >> i think it is a problem for biden within his own coalition
Mayor Carmella Mantello and City Engineer and Commissioner of Public Utilities Russ Reeves issued a major emergency declaration Saturday.The declaration follows
that thames water had "given up any attempt to contain and treat their sewage". thames water said a temporary pump has been installed. luton airport has confirmed work to dismantle a multi—storey car park that caught fire in october is now underway. the blaze is believed to have started in a diesel car before spreading rapidly to hundreds of others, causing cancelled flights and major disruption. cars are now carfully being removed, and then handled by salvage companies. the work is expected to take around 16 weeks. the cost of heating has meant more and more people are turning to warm banks — spaces where you can go when its cold. one charity has set up around 300 of them across london — like this one in walthamstow. as well as warmth, they often provide services like a discount shop, and often become a vital part of the neighbourhood in which they operate in. people came because they were looking for warmth. that was the idea.
zering. but looks like he got out and threw the first pump. was the actor at fault? was he protecting his daughter and should somebody have jumped in? let us know on social media x and instagram at trace gallagher, we'll read the best responses on the nightcap. eight 21 on the west coast. trip across america first live look at denver from the sky house roof top bar. next chicago's wrigley field home of the chicago cub. and we end our trip with a live look at downtown detroit where folks can eat, shop and skate, and if you can't join us live, don't forget to set your dvr and watch us any time. we hope your holidays were great. we're back in a few minutes. ♪
>> mark: it is gas prices and groceries, essentials, it affects lower income families and gas prices are well above where they were during the trump era. >> griff: this is what hurts at the pump. but yet under trump it stayed in this area. would voters be correct thinking, i would rather have that consistency rather than running into this or is this simply what president biden says it wasn't us, it was the pandemic is everything else. >> mark: prices are up 19%, wages up only 14%, consumer and middle class is getting skreskrequeezed right now.
A city councilman is suggesting a pile driving project stop until changes are made. It's a project 2 On Your Side has been reporting on since last week.