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get from vegas to corpus christi. back home. i know that you want to be compensated somehow. by southwest, for the hotel that you had to rent the, different transportation that you had to take tune from the airport, the food that you had to buy. how much, what is the price tag of everything that you injured during this ordeal? >> i mean, luckily for me, i think it is going to end right around maybe 300-500 dollars. i have family members that are spending upwards of almost 100 dollars to get home from various destinations. so the stories will vary. but overall, it is just a really, really unacceptable situation, that southwest keeps using the weather as a scapegoat for their outdated scheduling software. when no other major u.s. airline has at the level of destruction that they've had. >> if southwest can get away with paying you just 500 dollars for what you endured, that is a bargain i would say. but we will keep in touch monica, and find out what happens with you. take care of yourself. >> thank you, thanks for having me on. thanks >> for being here. okay, so what is it like to be dealing with thousands of angry customers? calling you out? while the out of southwest flight attendant units going to join us next. for their frustrations.
regular. by the way, if you want premium, that's going to cost y you nine dollars and ninety t four cents. that isth the cost of the biden climate alarmists. holt's agenda and the cost ofat biden artificially reducing the world's supply of oil, the lifeblood of the world's economy. also breaking tonight out napaar authorities there finally released the booking photo ofsp speaker nancy pelosi's husband paul pelosi after he was arrested on suspicion of driving under the influenceer over the memorial day weekend were with us now is the authorhe of everything reminds me of something adam carolla u nine dollars and how much a gallon out there? how much are you paying at your local station? over seven dollars a gallon. and i've actually spoken tove a lot of folks who livea in southern california who say they can't even fill upit their tank anymore and it's not because they can't afford's t is because the gas pump cuts them off at 100 dollars so they get to 100 dollars. their isn't fulls yet and the
of all. so a your point about 50 tofo 100 dollars a year for typical american family is a very important point. but here's the strangeness of this whole progressive agenda which has failed so badly. here's biden up there blaming everybody else. but it's not bad. but he wants to keep spending, io which means more inflation. in other words, spendn. and borrow. he wants the federal reserve ton purchase bonds and inject more money. but he also is blaming fossilrs fuel producers if you know his issue on gasoline, he has no sense of how important it is to produce more oil and gas, l including lng. he has no sense of that .se so his white house people have the most restrictive environment permitting in our history which will knock out oil and gas pipelines, lng.
new us and european sanctions against moscow. sanctions could disrupt exports from one of the world's biggest oil producers at a time when supplies are already tight. here's one uk commentator. the tensions between russia and ukraine with pressure being the third biggest oil producer in the world are kind of causing problems with the markets. there's a lot of nerves around what would happen should things escalate and supply could be affected and that's why prices have risen. oil prices had already surged as global demand bounced back after two years of lockdowns and pandemic—related restrictions. now many analysts are warning that should supplies from russia be interrupted, prices could top $100 a barrel for the first time since 2014. here's a quote from egypt's petroleum minister tarek el molla on oil at 100 dollars... for me, being professional i can see it
because the customers will say it's not our fault, why should we pay extra? i don't think it's fair on the drivers because it's a necessity for them because that's their business, they need to fuel the car otherwise the car is not going to go anywhere, is it? you otherwise the car is not going to go anywhere. is it?— anywhere, is it? you may be wondering — anywhere, is it? you may be wondering what _ anywhere, is it? you may be wondering what is _ anywhere, is it? you may be wondering what is behind . anywhere, is it? you may be| wondering what is behind the anywhere, is it? you may be - wondering what is behind the rise? well, this stuff. a barrel of oil, which is about 160 litres. it's bought and sold in dollars. the price hit nearly 100 dollars over the past few days. its highest since october 2014. why? well, global demand has risen dramatically since the pandemic eased off. this group — opec — is made up of the countries that export oil. mainly places in the middle east, africa and countries like venezuela. their supply has just not kept up with the rise in demand. then there's russia. it's the world's third biggest oil
much money its made in the last quarter and this time it's expected to announce bumper profits. this comes as many people across the uk struggle with rising energy prices, as elsewhere. but with oil prices expected to hit 100 dollars a barrel soon, for bp and its rivals, they are money—making machines. in fact chief executive bernard looney has described the firm as a "cash machine". joining me now is nitesh shah, head of commodities and macroeconomic research, at wisdomtree. how much money has been made in the last quarter? im’ith how much money has been made in the last quarter?— the last quarter? with a bumper oil rices the last quarter? with a bumper oil prices markets _ the last quarter? with a bumper oil prices markets expect - oil prices markets expect earnings of around 4 billion in the fourth quarter, up from 3.32 billion in the third quarter of last year and
getting involved for purposes of effecting military operations but also for activism and making political statements and hacktivism. it statements and hacktivism. it is a minefield, that is for sure. amit yoran, thank you. stay with us on bbc news, still to come... many of the worlds biggest oil producers are set to meet this week, including russia, but will they agree to pump more of the black stuff as the price per barrel once again tops 100 dollars?
spread, oil prices soared to above 100 dollars a barrel for the first time in seven years. hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world. this is our special coverage of the russian invasion of ukraine. in the last few moments, we have heard another explosion here in the ukrainian capital, trying to establish know exactly where the explosion happened but in the vicinity here of the centre of kyiv, from where we are broadcasting. and about half an hour ago, just beneath