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hello, everyone. at this hour departure boards bringing post-christmas misery to travelers everywhere. one major u.s. carrier is the big source of a nationwide headache. plus, incoming congressman george santos says he should get a pass for lying about virtually every single detail of his resume because not telling the truth is not a crime. and new cnn exclusive reporting about why you'll pay less at the pump now, but should be preparing for more pain in the spring. this is what we're watching at this hour. we begin this hour with the blame game playing out at southwest airlines. t...

hello, i'm abby philip in washington. thank you for being here today. the holiday travel nightmare is inflicting more misery across the country. more than 2900 flights in or out of the u.s. have been canceled today already. and just one airline is responsible for 90% of them and that is southwest. passengers stuck in one city, their baggage somewhere else. >> i am traveling with my son trying to go to a family wedding in miami. the next flight offered was in january, and they couldn't even get us home, back to pittsburgh. >> financially this is going to take a toll. how much could yo...

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...

Disrupt refineries we could again be seeing prices that are unseasonably high. >> reporter: beyond refineries there's a lot of other swing factors we have to pay attention to. everything from the war in ukraine to potential hurricanes could drive prices higher. on the other hand if the economy stumbles and there is a recession in 2023 that would translate to lower prices. at the end of the day hopefully after a year of painfully high gas prices next year brings some real relief. >> there are just so many unpredictable factors out of our control. so i mean look into your crystal ball, is there ...

Year. to put this in real terps that would translate to families spending almost $300 less for the whole year on fuel than they did in 2022. now, the bad news, though, is that gas prices could back towards that dreaded $4 a gallon threshold as people start driving more in the spring and summer and as refineries switch over to more expensive summer gasoline, gasp buddy is projecting gas prices could go from $3.10 a gallon to as high as $4.05 a gallon in may and $4.25 in august, uncomfortably high. now, listen to what gadbuddy's patrick duhon told me about what people should expect next year. >>...