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Happens. for context, russia produces 10% of global demand, it could have the market be tighter. u.s. has increased the reliance on foreign oil, and the national average at 3.52, $0.98 higher than a year ago, here in california the highest in the nation, and today, 4.72. i asked people what they thought. >> in my opinion, highway robbery. >> i think it's highway robbery. i think it's just awful. >> they need to figure something out, it's not working out for anyone. >> anything to bring it down as long as it does not cost us elsewhere. >> in response, some democrats are floating the idea of a g...

Annoying atm fees keep climbing, hitting that record high. the average cost for withdrawing cash from an out of network machine now $4.72, up 33% over the last decade. customers not only charged by the atm operator, but also, in many cases, their own bank. so, what's driving the fee hike? fewer americans are using cash and, in turn, atms. thus increasing the cost banks charge you. but you can avoid some of those fees. use only your bank's atms and request cash back when paying with debit. and of course you can also go cashless, but if you are using credit, it's important to pay off that balanc...

They are among the most annoying fees we pay, and atm fees just hit a record high. here is jo ling kent with the price you pay. >> reporter: tonight, record atm fees are costing consumers a pretty penny getting cash from an out of network atm rising to an average $4.72 that includes both the fee from. consumers are shelling out more than $5 in houston, atlanta, detroit, chicago and philadelphia it boils down to more americans going cashless, opting to pay with cards and apps and we're depositing physical checks at atms less often instead opting to use mobile banking. with fewer people using at...

After tesla stocks sending wall street higher. apple up 2% after analysts predicted growth in service business. today is the final trading day of the month. historically september is the worst month for stocks. not this year. s&p and dow rose 2%. both near all-time highs. americans spending more and shrugs off the trade war for now. looking to buy a home or refinance your mortgage? mortgage rates just hit the highest level in seven years. the benchmark 30-year fixed rate soaring to 4.72%. one reason is the federal reserve is raising interest rates this year and higher interest rates affect b...

>> can you refinance? >> yes that means you would be starting over, you would have a draw period again where you would just be paying interest and you eventually have to pay off the balance at some time. you are just sort of putting it off. that does not 99 percent of these are on variable interest rates so it and almost positive that interest rates are going to go up in the next year and we don't know how much so that is taking a little bit of a risk. you will pay more. >> what could be considered a if interest rate? >> it depends on a bunch of things. the average right now is 4.72 percent an...