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Seeing which is also interesting is that arizona is also seeing record level turn out. something again that we haven't seen in normally don't see in the midterms. the last time we saw this high of interest in primaries was in 2018, but that was rare. we have been following the elections of the latino now from the very beginning. since january. people were not paying attention. but this could actually be a strategy for a lot of the progressives, and for a lot of the democrats to all not only did abortion, but also that recognize democracy is on the ball and they will continue to continue to tur...

Treasury secretary yellen who apologized for not knowing what she was talking about with inflation -- she said this about the biden administration's energy policies while pushing for climate change. it is rich. watch. >> i don't think that policies are responsible for what is happening in the oil market. the way in which we can assure reasonable energy expenses for households is to move to renewables to address climate change. >> harris: let's look at the reality. still we're just right up against that record level of $5 national average for a gallon of gas at $4.98. i fully expect she will be...

Prepandemic levels. brianna? >> $5.75 behind you there, gabe. wow. thank you so much. ahead, we will speak with white house energy secretary jennifer granholm with much more on the president's letter, the demand to oil companies that he is making this morning. every single region in the u.s. is being hit by extreme weather right now. there is violent storms that is hitting the midwest, even tornado warnings in chicago. and several states are seeing extreme heat. hundreds of thousands in ohio are actually without power right now. and just in this morning, the yellowstone river in billings, ...

Lawmakers will be back in business at the Capitol this week, and there will be plenty of eyes looking to see how close those talks between Manchin and Schumer are to bearing fruit — or perhaps falling apart.

PARIS (Reuters) -World food prices jumped nearly 13% in March to a new record high as the war in Ukraine caused turmoil in markets for staple grains and edible oils, the U.N. food agency said on Friday. The Food and Agriculture Organization's (FAO) food price index, which tracks the most globally traded food commodities, averaged 159.3 points last month versus an upwardly revised 141.4 for February. Russia and Ukraine are major exporters of wheat, corn, barley and sunflower oil via the Black Sea, and Moscow's six-week-old invasion of its neighbour has stalled Ukrainian exports.