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characters will they sexualize? >> okay, there is a lot of nonsense there. let's focus on that last clip from fox news. in less than 30 seconds lauren ingrid's gas hit on several long established, offensive ways to degrade the lgbtq+ population. he starts by saying the character is disruptive, despite decades of hands that she has been gay. he compares woman being gay to bc-ology. he ends by saying that establishing that a woman is gay is the same as sexualizing her. it is weird how people like him are never worried about sexualizing characters by establishing that they are straight. that brings me to the main point, here. it is now an almost weekly occurrence that republicans strung up some nonsensical outrage about a fictional character or company mascot. remember when tucker carlson was furious that the sexy eminem was not going to wear
oninre? a bigger. >> it's been a really busy traveling weekend, you cand. deftly tell there's more people out. >> a majority of there is mo hoy travel will be taking place on the roads.wl gas prices have been slowly creeping down since they hit record highs over the summer. the nationwide average for a gallon of gas hit $5 in june and has since dropped to $3.82. still much higher than what drivers want to see. >> two and half years ago at the bottom of my street gap was $1.8wa4 a gallon. now it's $3.50 down from $4.50. week>> aaa says this labor daysm weekend shows americans are ready to bounce back from a pandemic. >> people have spent two years of pandemic restrictions andwns lockdowns, and they are just ready to get out there.ti so notci only are anticipating that this labor day will be a verywilla busy time for traveleo will the rest of the y year. >> and, tsa reports that as of thisng, morning, they had alrey screened more than 6 million
january 6th while they're ignoring inflation. you just cited the highest gas prices in history, but they want to focus on january six. >> they're calling a primetime tv, i'm calling it disgusting. >> it's another inversion of reality. we're not ignoring the big story. you are. had they even watch anything other than fox or newsmax? i mean, don't take it for me, have a listen to some coverage on nbc and cnn, et cetera. just in the last week. watch. >> gas prices hit a national average of $5 a gallon over the weekend. here's the problem, it's not over. >> today, gas hit a new high, $5 a gallon on average, nationally. new data shows inflation is the worst it's been since 1981. >> brand-new inflation numbers just. and >> with prices surging, an american struggling to keep up, the federal reserve takes a bold step to tame what seems like relentless inflation. >> jobs are back, the prices are still too high.
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will lead our live coverage of tomorrow's hearing, starting tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. eastern time now to the news affecting almost everyone today, gas hit a new high, $5 a gallon on average nationally and new data shows inflation is the worst it's been since 1981, up 8.6% since this time last year that translates to families paying an extra $460 a month for everyday items for so many, that's money they do not have tonight, we follow three families as they're forced to change their lifestyles to get by >> what does your day look like? >> reporter: across the country, americans are waking up to a new reality. >> when i wake up in the morning, i start worrying about bills that need to be paid >> i start worrying about how i'm going to, you know, provide for my family. >> i worry more about what my kids are feeling more than anything
your money never stops working for you with merrill, a bank of america company. in case you needed another sign of how much more you're paying at every turn, inflation hit 8.6% for the 12 months ending in may. so if you haven't gotten a raise of 8.6%, you can do the math. add to it the average price of gas hit $5 a gallon. let's talk to the chief economist at moody's analytics. mark, thank you so much. food has risen 10%. energy has risen almost 35%. how much worse is this going to get? have we plateaued maybe and perhaps relief is in sight? >> jim, yeah, i think so. a lot depends on the russian invasion of ukraine how that
for the first time ever. marking the 15th straight record day of high gas prices at the pump. alexis mcadams live in new york city. alexis, i'm guessing you're seeing stunned faces and frowns at the pump. reporter: not a lot of happy people at the pump but that doesn't stop them from fill up. here at the mobile gas station behind me, you see cars moving in and out, it's about 6.50 a gallon for regular gas but although people aren't happy, griff, they aren't surprised because it's been climbing steadily for months. take a look at your screen. this is what we are talking about today. the news this morning, for the first time ever the national average for regular gas hit 5 bucks a glen. that's up 60 cents from last month. and now drivers paying nearly 2 bucks more just per gallon than we were last summer. >> cost me 30 to fill out and now see where it's at now, it's 55. reporter: right now california,
trajectory of 13 straight days. madison allworth joins us from new jersey with what is behind all of this. madison? >> hi, neil. so yeah, americans just continue to have to pay more and more for gas as we continue to break records. like you say, 13th day in a row with a new record high gas price. so let's take a look at what that is. today the national average price of gas, $4.97 a gallon that is just three cents short of $5. nearly half of the u.s. is already paying that. 20 states plus washington d.c., they all have an average of $5 a gallon. new york, utah, vermont and rhode island the latest to join that club. according to a triple a survey in march, 70% of drivers said that if gas hit $5 a gallon, they would be their pain point. no for many drivers, we're
the pain at the spumpump isl and widespread. 40 states plus washington, d.c. where the price of regular gas hit at least $4 a gallon. national average now stands at $4.32 according to aaa's latest survey. >> for small business owners across the united states the increase ka has causes business to pass those costs on to you. >> reporter: absolutely hammering small businesses, including here in the food truck business. they say some 2,700 licensed trucks in southern california. according to the mobile vendors' association, and the problem is, they can't charge astronomical amounts for a burrito or a diet coke.