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Communities that could happen to other parts of the country as well. lucy, keep us posted on how the suit goes. thank you. so inflation cools last month but the prices at the grocery still are still up. egg prices up 60% in the last year. >> cnn's vanessa yurkevich is following this for us. so there has an avian flu. what is the main factor behind this spike. >> i think when we go to the grocery store, we get our milk and our bread and eggs and don't think too much about the prices. but just in last year we've seen a dozen eggs go from about $1.79 all the way in just the last year to $4.25. ...

>> i have not been able to find eggs anywhere. >> reporter: the line of cars is 30 minutes long at billy's egg farm in southern california. >> i appreciate you waiting is that and workers are scrambling to meet demands. >> we pack eggs eight to four, nonstop. >> reporter: he sells 25,000 fresh eggs a day. >> that's a gad bargain. >> reporter: if you can feigned them. this is what a lot of store shelves here look like. at egg tuck, a breakfast spot in los angeles that goes up to 6,000 eggs a week, costs have quo tripled and they're feeling it. >> all our courses are made with eggs is that price...

"we can see the finish line," but added more needed to be done to save lives and minimize economic disruption. and on december the 14th, the world's biggest and most influential central bank, the us federal reserve, increase the cost of borrowing again to a range of 4.25% to 4.5%. remember, it wasjust above zero at the start of the year and many other central banks have followed suit. so with all of that in mind, and the pandemic still playing out, back in may, i asked the head of the international monetary fund, kristalina georgieva, if the war in ukraine was an obstacle just too far for the ...

Year highs, leading to a cost of living crisis. and when it comes to covid, on the 14th of september, the head of the world health organization, the who, said, and i quote, "we can see the finish line," but added more needed to be done to save lives and minimize economic disruption. and on december the 14th, the world's biggest and most influential central bank, the us federal reserve, increase the cost of borrowing again to a range of 4.25% to 4.5%. remember, it was just above zero at the start of the year and many other central banks have followed suit. so with all of that in mind, and the p...

Compared to this year. gasp buddy sees pump prices coming in at $3.49 a gallon in 2023. that's down about 50 cents a gallon from this year. that is nothing to sneeze at. it translates to the average family saving almost $300 over the course of a year. unfortunately, though, gadbuddy is warning 2023 is not going to be a cakewalk. they see gas prices going back above $4 a gallon as soon as may. peaking at around $4.25 a gallon in august. that, of course, is way too high and it would come after what can only be described as an insane year for energy prices. listen to what patrick duhon told me ab...