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Days ago he expects a decision on older americans within a month. but a decision for the general public not likely expected until the summer or fall. jon? >> thank you, phil. tonight, some states are taking action to try to ease some of the pain at the pump. here's abc business and economics correspondent deirdre bolton with more on your money. >> reporter: tonight, amid sky-rocketing gas prices, states taking action to ease the squeeze on drivers' wallets at the pump. >> it hurts. it hurts coming out to the pump. >> reporter: connecticut's governor ned lamont signing emergency bipartisan le...

Lviv, once seen as something of a safe haven for those fleeing the violence in the rest of the country. the backdrop of president biden's speech was warsaw's royal castle, which was destroyed by nazi bombardments during world war ii and rebuilt decades later. the president vowed to defend democracy, telling the people of ukraine, we stand with you. but tonight the white house is playing cleanup after the president said putin cannot remain in power. white house officials are saying that's not really what he meant. we have team reporting from the region. abc's chief white house correspondent cec...

The fall, possibly fueled by the spread of ba.2, a subvariant of omicron. >> and this is why it's important if you're 50 and over to get that second booster as that additional protection as we potentially face a new variant. >> reporter: tonight both pfizer and moderna now asking the food and drug administration to authorize that second booster or a fourth covid shot. the highly contagious ba.2 subvariant already dominating cases in new york city, where mayor eric adams is taking heat over his tweak to the city's vaccine mandate, exempting entertainers and professional athletes, like nets star...

If i didn't know god it would not have been easy. >> reporter: and she says she's never felt limited because she can't see. >> to have this video go viral is a really good chance to educate people and show people what blind people can do. i don't see myself as blind. >> reporter: as for this week's big shot, she actually missed the first one. >> i had practiced right before the game and i wasn't making very many, so i'm like, okay, well, i'm just going to go into the game and if i make it, i make it. >> reporter: but this kid just doesn't give up. >> i was like, whoa. like, i was not expecting...

Strong." it may not be the final four, but one teen basketball star is already a champion. >> reporter: it was the shot seen round the world this week. [ cheers and applause ] the crowd erupting at jules hoogland, a blind 11th grader from michigan, makes the shot. inspiring, but even more inspiring, the story behind it. jules has been blind since she was 3 years old, but that doesn't stop her doing the things she enjoys. she skis. she bowls. she runs track. >> go jules! >> reporter: when she plays basketball, she relies on teammates and friends to guide her. the tap on the backboard signaling ...