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Christina coleman, thank you very much christina. coming up,mi as memorial day weekend begins, our wounded warriors who survived the battlefieldwo now face incredible challenges here at home. one veteran at double amputee himself is doing to try to helps his fellow brothers and sisters in arms. youll meet him next to hi. my name is james pangalos. ive been bathing grooming horses and dogs my entire life and i had my fair share of the common problem with metal vessel brushes and blades. they rip ...

Energy bills coming through the door and five to pay at the pumps. he tells thee of reading different things, shopping around for the cheapest deals in supermarkets, watching carefully how much hot water they are doing to try and run the boilerfor less time, really think about their carjourneys the boilerfor less time, really think about their car journeys too, do they really have to make those trips in their plans and money. earlier today have the chancellor made his announcement i thought to c...

And courtroom three c was still. >> appears there is a deadlock. >> eight jurors voted for acquittal, for voted guilty. and the judge considered a mistrial. >> with serious consideration given to dropping the case? >> i think there was serious consideration to what they can do. >> prosecutors decided they would try again. but this time with the one thing they did not have the first time. jasons own story. >> the second trial began in february of 2012. this time howard cummings let led the prosec...

Photo, talked to the night clerks and came across a woman named gracie. in a tiny place called -- she took one look at that photograph and recognized it instantly. he was the foul mouth customer who came storming into the store to complain that the pumps were locked. what time was a? 5:30 am, murder of the murder. >> there was an altercation between the two of them. so youd have a reason why she would remember him, opposed to any customer who had come to the store. >> if that attendant was right...

>> the reason why were seeing the incredibly high pump prices is the price of crude oil and the demand as we head into the busy summer months for travel. >> you know, and he said, as we head into the busy weekend. weve got memorial day weekend coming up. people are on the road in droves. but are they? are the high prices going to keep people from driving this time around? maybe theyll decide to fly instead. thats yet to be seen. back to you. >> thanks. and i believe theres a gas station chain in...

Brisket. >> yeah. >> we saw photos this week of gas stations that were changing their pumps, recalibrating their pumps so they can have $10 or more show up on the pumps. 40% or more changes in the cost of flights or hotels. joe, a lot of the people im talking to are worried that people have paid for their vacations, people are going to take their vacations, but then the fall, suddenly, is very tough. >> what i heard from my dad in the 70s over and over again, and, mike, im sure you heard it from...

The rac told us there was another possible solution. the chancellor did say before the spring statement that a vat cut the rac did say before the spring statement that a vat cut would be betterfor drivers, because there is less that the retailers can do. because duty has to apply on the wholesale price of fuel. so there is that element where they can still increase their margins. its a little bit harder when its a vat cut and it probably would have been far more beneficial and made a big differe...

Making moves to help solve the baby formula shortage, other democrats are asking what took so long. and overseas, a different set of problems awaits him. im john roberts. >> gillian: gillian turner in for sandra smith. another sobering thought, $10 a gallon could be possible in the not so distant future. >> john: some owners are reprogramming pumps to add another digit to the displays. the track we are on points to that. national average 4.58. and analysts warn it will only get worse as we head ...

Our own constituencies what families are facing. this is an emergency for millions of people. a windfall tax could make a difference. no, i wont. use this opportunity to tell the chancellor to act. it is the right thing to do. its the fair thing to do. the case is unanswerable. and if they do not, they will have to explain to their constituents why they refuse to support the help that could make a difference now. i urge members to vote for our amendment tonight to help tackle the social emergenc...

In my view, the new oligarchs. and i would urge him to— consider both a windfall tax on the on the oil companies, - which we can then use to cut for the lower paid or cut energy bills, and also— introduce a pump watch, a monitor to make sure. that there is fair competitionl and consumers get a fair deal at the pumps, but genuinely- recognise all the work that he has done while trying to cut cost of living. _ more people are employment that in several years but in real terms wages are down si...