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Hard work. it is really quite frightening, the prices coming down the line. if i give you some examples, electricity, we came out of contract in april, at the end of april, the electricity costs went from 12 and 15p per unit to 27p and 32p per kilowatt unit so an absolutely astronomical change. even things like small bits for the breakfast that we serve, you know, if i give you an example, tomatoes have gone from £5.99 per box to £7.99 per box, itjust keeps rising and it is all down to the cost of fuel. ., , , fuel. that is the interesting thing, isn't it because _ fuel. that is the interest...

Take. analysts warn we are on track for that being the norm, if it isn't already where you live. this is today's national average of 4.52 a gallon, the eighth straight day of new record high prices with no signs of slowing. >> anita: say it isn't so. according to aaa, six states have average prices above $5 a gallon, california $0.02 above $6. high gas costs are having americans reconsider their plans of transit as the busiest travel season is nearing. >> outrageous. >> not really surprised that prices are where they are. >> it's gonna kill the country, these diesel prices. >> ready to catch t...

Tv and they paid the cable company to get it. so this is something that is revolutionary, streaming, the whole idea is you can cut the cord, you don't have to pay for television any more and you could buy it a la carte. so you could buy, say, cnn say for $5.99 a month. you're with us on the media show so are christen vivian. let's also bring in lauren hirsch who is a reporter at the new york ties for a long, can you help me with one question? why is it that news broadcasters are so preoccupied with streaming, why did cnn decide this was worth investing hundreds of dollars in? so for the past c...

Cable costs you money but it comes to a fibre—optic cable into the back of your tv, whereas streaming is something you can get anywhere, you don't have to have a cable package. lots of folks historically who've lived in new york say, couldn't get free to air tv and they paid the cable company to get it. so this is something that is revolutionary, streaming, the whole idea is you can cut the cord, you don't have to pay for television anymore and you could buy it a la carte. so you could buy, say, cnn say for $5.99 a month. you're with us on the media show so are christen vivian. let's also br...

Broadcast networks like abc, nbc, cbs, these are all services you get free to air, they don't cost you money. cable costs you money but it comes to a fibre—optic cable into the back of your tv, whereas streaming is something you can get anywhere, you don't have to have a cable package. lots of folks historically who've lived in new york, say, couldn't get free to air tv and they paid the cable company to get it. so this is something that is revolutionary, streaming, the whole idea is you can cut the cord, you don't have to pay for television anymore and you could buy it a la carte. so you co...