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Person should file past the could have been. people have been given numbered wristbands here. the very first ones that were given out on wednesday had single digits. the first american to go in, his wristband said 12. the wristbands that these folks have on right now, they say 241,000. becky? >> wow. that's unbelievable, isn't it? well, i know that the queue was finally closed between sort of 8:30 and 10:00 p.m. last night. and it is, as i say, just after 5:00 in the morning now. scott mclean, thank you. well, security in london is at its highest level in memory as dozens of world leaders gath...

Thing about all of, this process could arrive at any moment here at quarters already making this all the more challenging. as you mention it's already putting acute strain on resources here in the city. when the bustles of asylum seekers arrived, many of them arrive disoriented, confused and many of them not knowing that they were going to come to new york city. some of them a robin with faulty paperwork, they get people harder for them to know where they are going. the other problem was as you mention, sheltering all of these people, some of these of course have the right to find shelter here...

Not a good time for home buyers. >> reporter: that's right, victor. fed policy can be sort of mysterious and confusing, but there's nothing confusing about what's happening in the housing market right now. it used to be ridiculously cheap to get a mortgage and it's not anymore. the average 30-year fixed rate mortgage went from 5.2% a week ago to 5.8% now. it's the biggest one-week spike in more than three decades, and the higher rates go, the less home you can afford. let me show you what we mean. if you're buying a home priced at $250,000, 20% down, your total cost over the life of that loan ...

By energy which is his cash cow and the biden policies previously have been a jackpot for putin that is funding all of these things. >> in fact, take a look at these numbers. from august to october of 2021, the u.s. imported an average of 241,000 barrels per day from russia. a year ago, it was 92,000 barrels a day on average. so, yes, our imports from russia have essentially doubled. now, there are a lot of reasons the u.s. should be worried about russia invading ukraine, but with respect to energy prices, likely rattle an already volatile energy market. with oil prices at roughly $85 a barrel...

The supply shortage in semi conductor chips worsened and the major problem for the economy. we'll see what intel reports this week. we're on high alert of earnings slowing down of all the worries having to do with inflation and supply shortages. >> dana: that's really the first time i've heard talk of the recession word so we'll keep an eye on that. let me ask you about oil. seven-year high prices for oil. russian tensions rising. we led the show with that today. call for number 3. august to october the u.s. imported an average of 241,000 barrels per day from russia compared to 92,000 a day in...