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Who don't typically come out and vote, especially in midterm election years, andrea. >> shaq brewster, garrett haake. thanks so much to you. we're going to go to the white house. >> gas prices in the decade before the pandemic were averaging $3.30 before the pandemic. before i got here. during that pandemic no one was driving so the gas prices went down. but even with historic recovery we're seeing in the economy of 10 million new jobs and unemployment of 3.5%, gas prices are continuing to go down. and because they're going down, we're making serious progress in getting prices goes to what t...

TAIPEI -- Taiwan's monetary policy authority has lowered the forecast for the island's economic growth this year to 3.75 percent

Fear heavy sanctions on russia could turn around and their economy. christina : live in los angeles with that story. >> follow-up from russia's attack on ukraine can drive up gas prices even higher and less leave $4 a gallon in the u.s., gas has passed that. i interviewed drivers in los angeles today they tell me they are stressed out over soaring gas prices. >> it made me want to stop and stop somebody because it's ridiculous. i can't make money. it's all going in my tank. >> what are you doing for the spike in gas prices? >> working extra hours, i'm working saturday. >> budgeting when i driv...

A war in ukraine, in a matter what they tell you. february 2021, a year after the corona pandemic began at a year and month after trump left office, the average price of gas was $2.50. since then it has continued to rise. by last november, months before the russian invasion, the per gallon average was $3.39. no, the war in ukraine did not do this, putin did not do this, putin did not by the way sanction himself. energy inflation is a direct and intended result of white house policies. the whole point of these policies is to make it impossible for you to use fossil fuels, because you can't affo...

India has reported 2,35,532 new COVID-19 cases and 871 deaths in the last 24 hours, said the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare on Saturday.