vegetables. 70 gallons to make a pound of woolen cloth, ten gallons of water to produce every gallon of gasoline, 65,000 gallons to produce a ton of highly finished steel, 750 gallons of water to produce a ton of dry cement where in agriculture there is still another growing use for water water irrigation which turns veronique into productive farms, was once confined to the west. now the watering of more than a million acres east of the great plains is a common practice for. but even as the need for water grows, the watersheds which nature fashioned to give us an ample supply are being despoiled. cut over and over land has been exposed to the gouge of the rain, letting it cut off topsoil and run useless, lay away with a load of silt to clog dams and reservoirs because of silt deposits. it is estimated that one out of five of the nation's reservoirs will be useless in less than 50 years. unchecked extreme pollution which befalls our lakes and rivers with filth and scum is ruining billions of gallons of water every year to reclaim much of this contaminated water by purification, as wel

down from $4.22 per gallon one year ago today. here in california the state average is $4.82 per gallon. still about a dollar s than what we paid this time last year. prices in san francisco are getting close to $5.00 per gallon again. san francisco is leading the way in the bay area. san jose is $.13 behind. oakland is a $4.86 per gallon. >>> if you are planning a trip outside the country, you might want to pay close attention. we have seen kidnapping by four americans. still in haiti, a reminder of how important these alerts and warnings can be when planning trips outside the country. >> reporter:there are travel advisories across the globe for mexico, france and even the united kingdom. red means do not trouble. yellow means exercise caution. you might notice that the reds and yellows are some of the more popular ones across the globe. mexico beaches are an important destination for american tourists this time of year. right now travel advisories are in effect for 30 of the 32 states. according to the state department, six of t

but next to the mom, travis looks tiny looks like a 400 gallon tank there. 400 gallon river.actually and travis, what did we say? how big is travis? £345 baby. just deja vu: it's live with kelly and ryan. today, actor kal penn. and snl superstar heidi gardner. plus, from the series "you," penn badgley. and the folding lady shows us how to fit a lot in a little suitcase. all next on live. and now here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest. hey guys. it was too... good morning, deja. [applause] -oh. -oh. really knows how to-- how to get us ready for

. >> you are paying will $6 a gallon. what you think about that?ghway robbery. >> to combat the climate crisis, wind power is growing exponentially. but there is also a growing problem that needs to be solved. what do you do with all of these old blades when they are no longer being used? ♪ ♪ >> welcome to kansas city and the 2023 nfl draft! >> the carolina panthers select bryce young, quarterback, alabama. >> i can't wait to get to work. ♪ ♪ >> norah: and it's friday, so that means "on the road." >> newborn intensive care nurse katrina mullen has -- the length she went for these triplets and their 14-year-old mother. >> she was the only person there. >> is beyond repair. >> what is driving you to do all of that? >> just love. ♪ ♪ >> norah: good evening, and thank you for joining us on this friday night. we want to begin tonight with the tens of millions of americans in the path of severe weather moving across the south, with texas facing the highest risk of dangerous storms. tornado warnings and watches have been issued for central parts of the lo

last year drivers were paying $4.22 a gallon on average. in california, we are at $4.82 a gallon, about $1 less than were paying this time last year. in the bay area, prices in san francisco are almost back up to $5 a gallon. san jose and oakland, a few cents less than the national average but down a little from last month. >>> police in concord are investigatina smash and grab robbery at a jewelry store that happened friday evening. three people wearing masksan into st. andrew jeweler in the sun valley shopping center. she smashed several cases with hammers and took off with multiple pieces of jewelry. no one was hurt. how much was stolen is still being assessed. >>> coming up, an emotional day for an historic san francisco restaurant on its last day in business. how the family behind it is sending it off on a happy note. >>> plus, thousands of meals on their way to hungry families overseas. the bay area giving back as a way to mark ramadan. >>> as we head back to the work week ahead, we're watching a wind advisory around the bay area plus

better than the $4.12 a gallon last year, and much better than the record $5 a gallon we were payingne. a couple of reasons for the recent price increase. major oil producing countries agreed last month to cut oil production by a million barrels a day beginning in may, and even though summer is still months away gas stations switched to the more expensive summer blend fuel in mid-march, adding 5 to 15 cents to a gallon of gas. here's the good news, relief may be on the way. price increases at the pump have started to slow down. gas this week rising only a nickel a gallon nationwide, far less than recent weeks, as crude oil prices continue to fall. crude is the main ingredient in gas, accounting for more than half the price of a gallon of fuel. the government reporting demand for gas dropped over the past week, just as oil refineries are coming back online after being shut down for maintenance during the winter and spring. gas prices are expected to stay below $4 a gallon this summer. aaa predicting prices will trickle back down after memorial day weekend. price shop before you fill u

it costs approximately two dollars a gallon -- the equivalent of two dollars a gallon for the electricity that goes into the car. host: do you think you would buy a fully electric vehicle, or you would stick with the plug-in hybrid? caller: i would probably buy another -- a full electric vehicle, as long as i had the plug-in hybrid -- it is funny, i had a friend. we had to go to indiana to see another friend speak and he did not want to drive because he leased his car and was running low on miles, so we drummed -- jumped in the previous and he ruined my statistics for a couple of months. we went to full hundred miles or 1100 miles each way. host: any comment? guest: carmakers are divided on that. for customers, plug-in hybrids are a great solution. but for the car companies who have to develop them, a lot of the car companies like gm prefers to spend development money on pure ev's. if you talk to toyota, they are putting out more and more plug-in hybrids. they are more expensive to develop. but for a lot of customers, they are a great solution. if i was going on a long trip to see how it

what three gallons of gasoline did 25 years ago? two gallons will do today. machines powered by oil now enable the farmer to produce times as much as he could before. oil became his people ally. oil heaps the farmers home as well as his brothers. and protects his fruit trees from killing crops and oil products used to spray as trees. no longer a slave to the soil. the farmer has been freed, enjoy a fuller life and on improving standard of living. through oil, our nation's defenses are maintained armed with a speedy mobile army as as a fast, hard hitting air force. our our flexible long range navy and merchant marine now moved oil. it has been estimated that the energy from our current output of petroleum would be equivalent to the labor of about times. as many people as there are in the world. the modern $30 billion oil industry is. a large factor in the support of our national economy through wide scale direct and indirect employment. and through a limitless variety of and uses. it is contributing to nearly every phase of american living. in the relatively f

according to aaa. >> gas prices a month ago averaged 4.88 for a gallon of regular. the current average is only a penny more from yesterday's and only $0.2 more than last week. frontier airlines are adding new summer service between sfo and for midwest cities. travelers are able to catch nonstop flights from the city. 2, chicago, ok, midway, orlando, detroit and cleveland. there will be daily flights to orlando and chicago. fly to detroit will happen 3 times for week, 4 times per week. the flights will be for cleveland. flights will start may and june depending on your destination. a little more high school's robotics team celebrating making the semi-finals sacramento's regional first robotics competition, team of approximstely 40 students design a robot that could place cones and strategic point so begin work on the robot. back in january and they spent between 5 to 15 hours per week on that project. still to come on the kron 4 morning news, the final and most important snow survey of the season has arrived. the updated numbers on how much water is locked up in the

industry analysts say saudis production cuts could push up us gas prices by about 26 cents a gallon. according to gasbuddy. the average price for a gallon of regular unleaded gas is for 89 in san francisco for 79 in san jose, and a penny less in oakland, the average price for a gallon of regular unleaded gas in california is 4 78. the national average is 3 50 train derailed in montana today, authorities say at least 25 cars derailed near the town of paradise. that's about 200 miles northwest of bozeman. montana rail link says the cars were not carrying anything hazardous and there were no injuries. the company said. the cause of the derailment is not yet known in today's incident does come less than a week after a 70 car train carrying hazardous material derailed in north dakota and two months after i train also carrying hazardous materials. derailed in ohio. we expect to see the u. s government pump another $2.6 billion into ukraine's effort to fight russia's invasion. fox news has confirmed the military aid package will be announced tomorrow. the aid will find areas surveillance ra

the average for a gallon of gas is currently $3.66 a gallon it is down from $4.12 a year ago.on. state and local agencies are intervening to deal with the shortages there. the flooding last week left infrastructure damaged and leaving gas stations without fuel for more on the energy outlook, let's bring in john kilduff. john, great to see you >> good morning, frank good to see you. >> john, we showed the pictures. i'm sure we will show a couple more pictures of the long lines with gas stations without gas. how does that impact the u.s. gas situation? >> well, in a way, it makes life easier for the rest of the country. you are displacing demand. they can't get the fuel physically to the stations via truck or stations which have damaged infrastructure where they cannot pump the situation has been getting better in the miami and fort lauderdale area. half of the stations remain without fuel i expect the situation to resolve within the coming week when we get the big storms like super storm sandy or any other big hurricane, they are destructive events by nature it helps to ease th

it's about 250,000 gallons of wastewater that essentially ended up back here in the ocean.s happened because there was a malfunction in one of the sewer systems. and so what happened was that all of that? waste ended up going into the l a river and now here in long beach, and so you're seeing these signs here, where it says the beach is closed, so the idea here is to really tell people look, if you're going to go in the water, it is just not safe. there is bacteria and there. you really just don't want to be in the water. there's a lot of people who are out here. but again, it seems like they did get the message. take a listen to some of these beachgoers. disgusting nasty. can't enjoy the water. you can't jump in. you can't swim in here. i hope people respect the sign because it's really tempting. so yeah, it is very tempting because we've had such a long, rainy, horrible winter here in california, and it is finally just a beautiful weekend out. so while it is tempting, officials are saying just wait until they continue to test the water. they're going to be testing it thro

it spilled about 2200 gallons of fuel.ed with the help of artificial intelligence. a new global competition is calling all tech innovators to use ai to stop high-risk wildfires within minutes. cornell barnard has a look at the challenge. >> imagine a world where technology can stop this and this from ever happening again. >> it may be a contest like no other. the goal, to detect and extinguish a wildfire within minutes with the help of ai. >> the thing about being able to detect and suppress a high-risk wildfire in 10 minutes or less, or being able to pinpoint all fire ignitions across the size of multiple states or countries, even, from space in 60 seconds. >> pg&e's a four-year competition with an $11 million prize going to the company or team which can innovate firefighting solutions to help end devastating wildfires in california and across the nation. >> along two come to mentor tracks, competing teams will design radical solutions. >> each team must develop satellite technology capable of detecting fires from space,

push out 1500 gallons a minute of water. we can lose our 500 gammons quickly. why we use hoses like this to connect to a fire hydrant and that gives us unlimited amount of water to help put a fire out temperature is important we have enough fire engine in san francisco to put fires out. so we can reduce the injuries and minimize loss of life and minimize property damage. [music] >> mr. will. mr. will. will! >> oh. daydreaming. thanks, everybody for watching! bye! [music]

analysts say gas prices will probably rise 5 to 15 cents a gallon the next couple of weeks. opec cut the production of crude oil. the average price for gas across the country is likely to be about $4 a gallon by the summer. >>> president biden approved federal aid for california counties affected by the recent storms. the white house identified them as kern, mariposa, monterey, san benito, santa cruz. the assistance can be used for temporary housing, home repairs and property loss grants. the president approved funding for state, tribal and local governments for emergency repair work. >>> tesla owes $3 million in punitive damages to a former employee. owen diaz sued the company saying he endured daily racist harassment. it allegedly happened in fremont. he said his colleagues used slurs and left swastikas on the wall. >>> what a difference a year makes from no snow to potentially record breaking amount in california. south of lake tahoe officials measured a snow deputy of 126 1/2 inches. snow pack at phillips station is 221% higher than normal. statewide it's 237% higher. >>

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a look at how much a gallon is selling for here in the bay area. and as temperatures heat up in record snowfall in the sierra begins to melt off. there's growing concerns for one central california town. details on that next. >> a storm system continues to pound the southeast and the gulf coast. hail, strong winds and heavy rain already hitting areas in texas and florida over the past few days and a possible tornado touched down in central texas late thursday, damaging several buildings in the small town of mcadoo. the storm system is expected to move up the atlantic coast. >> over the next couple of days, water coming from the sierra mountains, meanwhile, are threatening to swallow a small central valley town, which happens to have one of the largest presence in the state and to make things even more complicated. a local lake is just inches away from breaching levee. nancy loo has more on how the town is preparing as the water gets higher. >> check out this remarkable scene. this used to be. >> thousands of acres of farmland, but now it's a renewe

push out 1500 gallons a minute of water.ammons quickly. why we use hoses like this to connect to a fire hydrant and that gives us unlimited amount of water to help put a fire out temperature is important we have enough fire engine in san francisco to put fires out. so we can reduce the injuries and minimize loss of life and minimize property damage. [music] >> mr. will. mr. will. will! >> oh. daydreaming. thanks, everybody for watching! bye! [music] >> we'll start off, if you're able please rise so we can do the "pledge of allegiance". >> i pledge laoej ans to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it tansed, one nation, under god indivisible with liberty and justice for all. >> we will begin with roll call. >> thank you, hello everyone. welcome to our april 12, 2023 meeting. we are so excited to see all the beautiful faces in the audience today. so we're going to start with taking roll and get this started. commissioner benedicto. >> present. >> commissioner yanez is joining us virtually.

a gallon in san jose, a penny more in oakland, the average price for a gallon of gas in california is for 83, while the national average is 3 50 a gallon cars with advanced electronic could be targeted by hackers with the right software and tools a hacker can actually intercept or block your key fob signal. infiltrate your car software and even remotely control your car. if your car has an app that allows you to unlock it and start it remotely a tech expert advisors. make sure your password is something unique and enabled two factor authentication. if you can telematics or the system that monitors your car's data can also be vulnerable. the tech experts suggest contacting the dealer about cybersecurity being put in place and always keep your system updated. alright time is 7 17 ali rasmus keeps us updated on our commute. is it getting any better out there? well it depends on where you're driving really deep. i mean, because we do have some stop and go traffic all along that westbound 80 corridor. that's one of the usual spots that gets slow a couple of crashes there at 5 80. coming th

he wore that ten gallon hat numerous times and sort of beart of him. given a full cowboy outfit and a horse by boy scout troop from custer. and he dressed up in cowboy regalia at one point and really kind of hammed it up for the cameras, which was really out character for him. his secret service agent called it sort of a second child hood that he experienced here like he had woken up in a dime store cowboy novel and. he really seemed to have a lot of fun. and so it a really fun, sort of just bizarre summer with a president here for three months just becoming part of the part of the area. i think my opinion of coolidge was probably like a lot of people when i started the research on this project. if people have an opinion about him at all, which is that he's sort of an unknown, silent character and unknowable in a lot of ways and so it was really refreshing to this book and outhahe really did have a personality that out here in the black hills. i think maybe most interesting, i led the book with this story about what happened that summer was coolidge de

diesel -- lost my notes, up $4.20 a gallon. where is that going?for the farmers and truckers, diesel prices moderate. if you look at the price of diesel, it is not unusual, gasoline demand is going up, maintenance kicks gas supplier, and the national average for diesel looking at numbers here, the median price, the average price for diesel continuing, a part of opec cutting oil production or if there any refinery hiccups that will change. gas prices continue to moderate. stuart: thanks very much indeed. after this weekend's devastating tornadoes the number of families in need continues to grow. we ask that you please support disaster relief partner, the red cross, as they provide help for communities across the south and midwest. make a donation. you can donate through alexa. major companies like apple, mcdonald's announced more layoffs, details coming up. chicago mayor lori lightfoot's rain comes to a end. i wonder if the hero of identity politics is over given the defeat of lightfoot? radio host dan croft report after this. ♪ ♪ mara, are you sure

but at their peak they were $10 a gallon.rol prices are falling because oil angas and fuel prices are falling. that will eventually feed through into home energy bills, it will feed through into the supply costs for farmers producing food. it will bring prices down eventually. the question is will it be quick enough. as you said at the outset, the markets are expecting the bank of england to raise rates again and it will probably again and again after that to squash down on inflation. they are present in interest rates going up to 5% by the end of the summer. the wages of six just does the wages suggest that inflation might be quite sticky. christian: we will take a closer look at inflation later in the program. before we go to short break, the u.s. supreme court has extended a temporary block that had been placed by a lower court in texas on the restrictions on an abortion pill, mifepristone. the lower court had put tight restrictions on the supply of the abortion pill. that was lifted by an appeals court, and then the u.s.

tonight we're learning the florida department of emergency management is sending 500,000 gallons of fuel here to the southeast part of the state to help. norah. >> that is needed. manuel bojorquez, thank you so much. >>> turning overseas, "wall street journal" reporter evan gershkovich made his first court appearance today in moscow. a russian judge rejected an appeal from the american journalist to be freed from his pretrial detention on espionage charges. the state department says he is being wrongfully detained. cbs's nancy cordes reports his lawyers have vowed to keep fighting for his release. >> reporter: evan gershkovich stood in a metal and glass cage with his arms folded ahead of what the white house dubbed a sham judicial proceeding. "he is in a combative mood," his russian lawyer said. "he's ready to defend himself." gershkovich was arrested and accused of espionage during a reporting trip in russia last month. >> totally illegal what's happening. >> reporter: the 31-year-old "wall street journal" reporter was one of the few western journalists left in russia after putin invade

the average price for a gallon of gas stands at $3.50.ay that global production cut isis could reach $4 a gallon during the summer travel season. this is going to have a negative impact on inflation, so ultimately, this may be good for the saudis, the russians, some of the opec plus countries. but for the global economy for inflation for interest rates, this is not a positive development administration criticized the decision given the current global uncertainty at the white house. edward lawrence ktvu fox two news and gas prices as we know much higher here in california, according to gasbuddy. the average price for a gallon of gas is $4.97 in san francisco for 84 in san jose. and just depending more than that, in oakland, the average price for a gallon of gas across the state of california is $4.83. cars with advanced electronics could be targeted by hackers with the right software and tools a hacker could intercept or block your key fob signal, infiltrate your car software and even remotely control your car. if your car has an app that

reporter: a little leak dropping one drop per minute can add up to 300,000 gallons a year. karina: wow. we will take you along with a plumber who will explain how to spot a leak and find karina: abc news has launched a new initiative called the power of water. they are looking at the importance of conserving water at home and one way that you might not even realize you could be doing it. reporter: leaks. little drips that add up to big problems. >> a little league dropping one drop per minute can add up to about 3000 gallons a year. reporter: that is equivalent to 180 typical showers. leaks are common, the epa says 10% of homes in the u.s. have leaks that exceed 90 gallons a day, that means higher water bills and over time leaks can cause structural damage to your home. but how do you check for leaks? to find out, we headed to this home in allentown, pennsylvania. this house has charm. how old is it? >> it was built in 1929. >> almost 100 years old. have you had any trouble with leaks in the past? >> a couple of years ago, yes. i didn't know where the water was coming from.

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meanwhile, in california around 250,000 gallons of sewage spilled into the los angeles river, prompting closure of seven miles of public beaches. county officials say the spill was caused by a malfunction in equipment used by sanitation maintenance crews. cnn's camilo bernal has more. it's unclear exactly when the beach will be open again. officials say they're going to be testing the water and we'll let people know as soon as it's safe to get back in the water, but it is a beautiful day in southern california. so many people out on the beach. a lot of them do not even know that the beach is closed. it is a lifeguard walking up and down the beach, telling people look, you should not be in the water. there's a number of signs that tell you that the beach is closed. but some people just came here without knowing and maybe missed the sign officials saying it is not safe and we've spoken to people who got in the water and we're told, hey, maybe you should get out of the water. here's one of these california residents. soon we found out we were kind of discussed it. but what can we do now? l

the newsroom came out in the fall swinging when oil prices were over $2 a gallon, $2.50 a gallon moren the national average in california. and he said we're going to put a windfall property tax on oil companies. that's not where the legislation ended up. but after doing the reporting that i've done and listening to these hearings where experts came forward. this might be more sort of influential in terms of oil prices long term. what we heard at some of these hearings that for 40 years the state has sought a lot of the information about what the oil companies do business, specifically in california because we do have a special blend. most of our oil that we use is refined here in state for that reason. i think that, you know, newsom had to kind of like take a little bit of a loss in that he backed off the tax or penalty. they are going to create the structure that is going to give regulators far more power to get this information from the oil companies and that potentially that could, you know, whether it is through actions of the commission or just sort of public pressure to say hey,

well, it appears that $400.00 per gallon is the price that the american taxpayer is being footed with to facilitate kyo transporting gasoline quite a half the amount. and from what we understand over $400000000.00 are estimated to have been embezzled by zalinski and his cronies. now the report also goes on to say that ukraine is buying russian oil. what is interesting about this is that parents, ukraine claimed back in 2020, to bring in 2022. that they had ceased all purchasing a russian products. but they are not telling the truth airily, they have been purchasing russian oil not from russia, but from the proxies and using 3rd countries as well as ukrainian front organizations. money's not being, this was not being directly purchased from russia, but purchased from 3rd party countries with these front organizations that they've set up for the purpose of funnelling money and hiding funds, et cetera. the country bulgaria apparently is one place where this is taking place . there are other front organizations that have been set up for the purpose of maslin funds, hesling mind it's inten

. >> the average desk has about 15 to 18,000 gallons of water.s about 1800 gallons of water to produce that cotton to make one shirt. they can only produce about seven to nine -- when searching on popular fast fashion sites, you are met with roughly 1800 new arrivals. that is a lot of water. >> another problem fast fashion exacerbates is the problem of overconsumption. we interviewed james mckinnon about the subject. >> it is actually the biggest driver of our global environmental crises to toxic pollution and climate change. >> ed not only affects the environment but the people around us. >> bangladesh is a country that has the biggest amount of clothing production and they make pennies for every geyer dutch garment they make. >> most of these companies such as h&m, forever 21 and gap cannot mystically operate at the cheap prices they desire. >> they outsource their labor firm places with fewer labor laws and regulations like india, china, begley desk, myanmar, thailand and cambodia. >> companies like shein are the perfect example of capitalizin

a gallon of regular gasoline, 3.67, up $0.07 in the past week. and it's up $0.23 from a month ago.payne is here, anchor of "making money" on fox business. charles, we need you, we need you to tell us what is coming. this is one of the biggest expenses for every american family and you have to be able to plan for what is coming. so, should people be rushing out to the gas station to fill up now? >> there's definitely going to go up, three weeks in a row, and higher, and some states up $0.40 in near future. we have the summer driving season and the blends, and the news from opec shocking 1.15 million daily production cut, by the way, came after 2 million production cut in october. we have drawn down on the strategic petroleum reserve. inventory levels are below the five year average. the writing is on the wall. very, very economically painful and we are so far behind the curve right now, i'm not sure what we can do about it. >> sandra: i whipped out the calculator here, the average tank takes 12 to 15 gallons, or more if you are driving a big suv. another quarter rise in gas prices,

analysts say that could drive up the price by about $0.30 a gallon as kron four's theresa tells us at one station, the price is already jumped. >> it didn't take long at the arco gas station in mill valley. prices popped up $0.4 a gallon monday and response to opec cutting production in may, a long lines stretch back to the freeway as drivers rush to fill up before prices go up even more. i mean, the gas pric4s so expensive, it's just so difficult, especially for that you just have to keep getting more gas just keep and then for myself asta student like a spending on gas. also try to by other teams live a life. part. yeah. fuel prices in the past few months have steadily come down, especially compared to where they were in the fall. >> now, drivers fear a repeat of last summer when average gas prices in the bay area. we're between 6 and $7 a gallon. >> they need to do said about this. >> i talked with michelle burt who says facing another increase at the pump is going to be hard to take. i drive from san francisco december bill. >> they threw it's just outrageous. i'm like every 3, 4

the average price for a gallon of gas in california.rs and cents. anyone traveling to asia this year should expect to pay more than they did before the pandemic. now american express travel says flights between asian cities cost about 30% more than they did in 2019 tickets for flights between europe and asia cost twice as much as they did before the start of the pandemic in comparison, flights between north america and europe are only up about 10% travel experts say. that's because asia is the last major region of the world to reopen its borders, and there's pent up demand for asian destinations and mcdonald's has temporarily shut down all of its corporate offices here in the us now the wall street journal reports mcdonald's is using the time to prepare for corporate job cuts that will be announced. this week. mcdonald's is not saying how many jobs could be cut, but the layoff notices will reportedly be delivered online. the journal reports. most of the cuts will be american workers, but there will be some job cuts overseas as well in a

analysts say that could drive up prices by up $0.30 a gallon discount for theresa stasi. reports of one station, the price already has jumped. >> it didn't take long at the arco gas station in mill valley. prices popped up $0.4 a gallon monday and response to opec cutting production in may, a long lines stretch back to the freeway as drivers rush to fill up before prices go up even more. i mean, the gas prices so expensive, it's just so difficult, especially for that you just have to keep getting more gas just keep and then for myself as a student like a spending on gas. also try to by other with the part. yeah. fuel prices in the past few months have steadily come down, especially compared to where they were in the fall. >> now, drivers fear a repeat of last summer when average gas prices in the bay area. we're between 6 and $7 a gallon. >> they need to do said about >> i talked with michelle burt who says facing another increase at the pump is going to be hard to take. i drive from san francisco december bill. >> they threw rocks it's just outrageous. i'm like every 3,

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tonight, we are learning the florida department of emergency management is sending 500,000 gallons ofpart of the state to help. norah? >> norah: that is needed, manny bojorquez, thank you so much for your turning overseas, "wall street journal" reporter evan gershkovich made his first public court appearance today in moscow. a russian judge rejected an appeal from the american journalist to be freed from his pretrial detention on espionage charges. the state department says he is being wrongfully detained. cbs's nancy cordes reports his lawyers have vowed to keep fighting for his release. >> reporter: evan gershkovich with his arms folded, ahead of what the white house dubbed a sham judicial proceeding. "he is in a combative mood" from his russian lawyer said. "he is ready to defend himself." gershkovich was arrested and accused of espionage during a reporting trip in russia last month. >> totally illegal, what is happening. >> reporter: the 31-year-old "wall street journal" reporter was one of the few western journalists left in russia, after putin invaded ukraine last year, and bega

i'm not gallons. biggest fan, let's just put to put it mildly and it's, i think it's funny that she's mentioning this now after having done so much damage to the dollar. like everything that they've done since the beginning of the russia, ukraine conflict on the, even the years before that when she was at the head of the federal reserve. and when she was at the, the san francisco fence, she went along with all the risk of doing that. okay. what was your point in doing this? what does it really pose to washington? well, i mean, she's saying this, now i find it funny that gallon is saying this, because i think that she's trying to help spin a narrative. i think that there's a lot, there's a lot of talk now and there's a lot of movement about, you know, did alright dollarization as a, as a, a process around the world. do i think that that's going to be a big deal tomorrow? no. in 10 years yes, it's a process. ready the said, i've said, for years at the petro dollar, for example, is one aspect of dollar who gemini dollar from the dollar foreign policy is gonna die. a death of a 1000 caugh

triple a says californians have been paying around 4.85 a gallon. it's actually a dollar less than this time last year. frontier airlines is adding new summer service between san francisco airport and for midwest cities. travelers will be able to catch nonstop flights from san francisco to midway chicago airport orlando, detroit and cleveland. there will be daily fines to orlando and chicago. feis to detroit l times a week, 4 times a week for flights heading to cleveland heights will start in may and june, depending on the destination. and coming up later in this broadcast, a new feature google flights plans to add that could cut the cost of your next flight. even if you already bought your ticket. >> livermore high school's robotics team is celebrating, making theusemi-finals of the sacramento regional first robotics competition. the team of about 40 students designed a robot that can place cones in strategic locations to earn points. students started working on this robot back in january and spent between 5.15 hours a week on the project. good for

when the administration came in, gasoline prices were $2.50 or less, they are now $3.50 a gallon a gallon and more. up over a dollar a gallon, getting into the drive season, what can we do to reduce the price, and i believe that means more supply both in terms of production but also refining capacity and we need to do our hard-working citizens are facing inflation and this energy component and gasoline prices are a big part of it. what can we do to bring them down? >> we are concerned about gasoline prices. one of the actions we took last year in the wake of the war and the supply constraint was to release from the strategic petroleum reserve. the gas prices fell by one dollar and $0.50 a gallon at that point. oil treated on a global market. opec decides to cut production, that's a problem. we want to encourage domestic production. called for thomistic production increases and this year we will be at a record level of domestic production in the united states. >> appreciate your last comment about wanting to increase domestic production, more supplies the solution to bring prices down. >>

industry analysts say saudis production cuts could push us gas prices up by roughly 26 cents a gallonrding to gasbuddy, the average price for a gallon of regular unleaded is $4.89 in san francisco 4 79 in san jose, a penny less in oakland, the average price for a gallon of gas in california right now, 4 78, the national average $3.50 and iconic family owned restaurant in san francisco's japantown has officially closed its doors. mom's cafe served its final breakfast today to some longtime customers. ktvu brooks jarocz was there is that tan family celebrated what will be a lasting legacy. these are all the different business cards that we've been through. for more than 40 years, mums has stood as a staple on sutter street in san francisco, serving up traditional japanese food and known for shabu shabu similar to hot pot. this is my dad. japantown. the old awning adore tam immigrated here from hong kong in the early 19 eighties, he started at mom's washing dishes, but eventually became the owner of places. four daughters grew up memory lane because a lot of like our family members worke

a group of enlisted men pooled their resource together to purchase some whiskey about $40 a gallon in order to have what they called a frolic on christmas day. those prices weren't isolated. for those of you who are sort of shocked. there are other soldiers who report paying between 30 and $50 for a gallon of liquor to help celebrate. and what these men are trying to do is make christmas camp as much like christmas at home as they can. but it doesn't work. they will sometimes wait for their families to send care packages. and when those care packages that include whiskey or not don't arrive, the men become melancholy. a floridian named robert watson said that after he drank, he still didn't. mary, because his thoughts at home. so these descriptions of, sadness and loneliness they're very similar to the ways that men describe picket duty. the way they describe illnesses. so liquor becomes an attempt to curative, if you will, for homesickness as well. these other illnesses. but what as a result is that men end up drinking pretty much time? it suits their own personal. and also in, any t