aaa says filling up with premium just costs you unnecessary money and doesn't improve fuel economy. and finally, when it comes to your actual driving -- >> i want to go fast. >> easy does it. aaa says reducing highway speeds by five to ten miles per hour can increase fuel economy by as much as 14%. according to gas buddy, the best da of eee to save at the pump is on a monday which has the lowest average gas prices in most of the country. which day should you avoid heading to the pump if you can? thursday has the highest average prices followed by wednesday. >> that is some really good advice there, will, especially now with prices going up, trying to save a penny any way you can. >> yes, but you guys know we've been there. sometimes you have to wait for that friday paycheck. in order to fill the gas tank, so sometimes friday is the best day. a lot of people are seeing this dramatic jump. and it's very reminiscent of what we were going through in 2008, 2009. so they're going to have to get creative and take some of those tips. we appreciate you offering some of those. >> thanks, will

aaa says today, the average price is five dollars 34 cents per gallon.t is a good idea to shop around for the lowest gas prices. kumasi: thank you. some jurors in tempo disco will start to get paid today. they are launching a pay $100 to jurors. prospective jurors will receive information about the program with their jury summons. reggie: a double hit for people in central iowa. this morning, it is snowing, after over the weekend, tornadoes hit the area, killing seven people. at least three thunderstorms produced an unknown amount of tornadoes on sunday. this one hit winterset, which is southwest of des moines. it is believed about 25 to 30 homes were destroyed. >> the last 12 hours have been some of those difficult times of our communities faith. we are determined to come together in times of need. reggie: the storms are the dead listen iowa since may 2008, when one tornado destroyed 300 homes and killed nine people. drew: that storm is pushing to the east today. we are ahead of it on the east coast. 80's around d.c., before later tonight, they expect s

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this comes at a bad time when aaa says more of us are back behind the wheel.e more people. >> getting back out there on the road for 2022, especially now that more restrictions are being lifted and mask mandates are going away. more people getting vaccinated there is that growing optimism that more people are going to travel. aaa says the average cost of a gallon of regular grade gasoline in all 9 bay area counties. >> ranges from the state average of $4. and $0.83 to $4 and $0.98 with napa. san mateo, san francisco, sonoma and marin nearing $5 a gallon still don't be surprised to see the price exceeding $5 wherever you go. i feel like you >> philip pasquotank all the time because it helps you out. just in case anything happening to try not to drive as fast. try to come back safe again. >> but other than that, it's you could do a triple a suggests keeping your car maintained the more efficiently. it runs the less energy it will use in contra costa county police to go run for >> coming up after the break, our political analyst preview what president biden will

michelle, the naughty with aaa. northern california says the price of oil accounts for about 50% of what drivers pay for gas. so it's good news that we're seeing oil prices retreat below 10 but we're going to have to sit see them, stay there for quite some time possibly trend low before we see any relief in sight. experts at gasbuddy say that much of the drop in crude oil stems from continue dialogue between ukraine and russia. >> and the mounting pressure put on russia's economy because of sanctions. tonight, he says there was also some price impact on oil when president biden announced a release of the country's strategic petroleum reserve. if this trend holds, it could run this some of that extreme upward price pressure that consumers found a pump more consumers than ever before are reaching the fuel tipping point like i'm not going pay 6, $7, from aaa conducted a survey to see how much gas we need to get to before drivers make changes to their daily routine. >> an overwhelming number of respondents say that time

michelle, the naughty with aaa. northern california says the price of oil accounts for about 50% of what drivers pay for gas. so it's good news that we're seeing oil prices retreat below 10 but we're going to have to sit see them, stay there for quite some time possibly trend low before we see any relief in sight. experts at gasbuddy say that much of the drop in crude oil stems from continue dialogue between ukraine and russia. >> and the mounting pressure put on russia's economy because of sanctions. tonight, he says there was also some price impact on oil when president biden announced the release of the country's strategic petroleum reserve. if this trend holds, it could run this some of that extreme upward price pressure that consumers found at the pump more consumers than ever before are reaching the fuel tipping point like i'm not okay. 6, 7, hours from guys. aaa conducted a survey to see how much gas we need to get to before drivers make changes to their daily routine. >> an overwhelming number of respondents

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take a look at the map from aaa. at least five counties have passed $5 mark and the rest of the bay area is not far behind. my gas well was over $5 a gallon this morning. that sticker shock has become a reality for many drivers. kpix5 was in in fremont and, look at that, 5.49. drivers have no choice but to pay. >> it's very difficult to manage having kids and other things to do and plus the gas is very disturbing to a lot of us. it's not been easy but what can we do? >> experts with aaa blame high prices on inflation and escalating russia ukraine war. >> what a mess. >>> coming up on kpix5 and streaming on cbs news bay area, tiktok under fire. what one attorney general says could be the downfall of the social media giant. >>> we will meet the jefferson award winner responsible for a bay area exhibit that's so popular it we learn about covid-19, the more questions we have. the biggest question now, what's next? what will covid bring in six months, a year? if you're feeling anxious about the future, you're not alone. c

this again according to aaa. so many counties are on par. almost all bay area cities are now seeing prices over $5 a gallon. experts say there are several factors at play. the cost of crude oil was already rising before the russian invasion of ukraine sent it sky high. and californians pay more for gas than anywhere else in america. as you can imagine, a lot of questions are swirling about the gas task. scott weiner took to social media to share that he's received a lot of calls about canceling or reducing the state's gas tax. he said it would have little impact on prices and provide less funding for infrastructure. others we spoke with say something has to be done. >> when i fill up my tank, it's about $90 at the moment. that's a lot. i'm at the teacher. it wears. it's hard. >> reporter: some republican leaders have proposed spending that tax. but some say the move would impact infrastructure as well as jobs that are often created with improving that infrastructure. we're in milbrae. cierra johnson, nbc bay area news. >>> silicon valley com

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that according to aaa is the average price of a gallon of gasoline in california. for that $5.34 you can go 34 miles in a 2022 toyota corolla. over here we have a tesla model 3. you can go 63 miles on that same $5.34 when you tuesday for electric. so based on this one measure. >> i'm doubling my mileage. >> but this is not the entire calculation. >> what about that up-front payment, when we talk about going solar on my house, it's all that money up front. >> it is a lot. this is the purchase price right now according to kelly book price, evs, $56,437. this number can come down, narrowing the gap between the two, but it's still a lot of money up front. >> i looked quickly before i came on air. i saw some 5-year-old electric cars for 20, $25,000, nothing sexy but it gets me in the game. >> you have to get over that fascination with a brand-new car. the american consumer is still often going to choose the new car smell. >> i am old school, i have the gas guzzler. any tips? are we going to continue to see $5.50 a gallon? >> according to aaa. >> summer's coming up, spri

this again according to aaa. you'll find about $5.76 in solano county. folks in san francisco, they can expect to pay closer to 5.94. san mateo county, 5.88. gas for a gallon of unleaded, $5.81. in light of those prices happening right now, assembly members rolling out a proposal to give every california those drive ore the pain at the pump. funding would pull $900 of the state's surplus and those believe it would be a better alternative that suspending the gas tax but some say more needs to be done. >> i don't think it's enough. i don't think it's enough money for us to especially in these hard times. >> reporter: and keep in mind this is just a proposal. those assembly members proposing this move. they did speak following the state assembly meeting there in sacramento, so later today we'll have a recap of what they said. but again it could potentially be $400 in your pockets because the gas prices as you see continue to rise. live in marin county, cierra johnson for nbc bay area news. >> maybe a proposal but it sure has people talking. thanks so much.

right now aaa says californians spend $1.40 more per gallon than the national average. a consumer watch dog group are pushing for relief by pressuring big oil, not just from big price hikes either. asking that they disclose their margins. >> today we're asking the oil company, let's end the game of smoke and mirrors. open your book and show the public. >> reporter: the prices leading to more gas stealing down south, according to this north hollywood mechanic. he's repairing more gas tanks than ever before. >> i'm really surprised. >> reporter: the same thieves are poking holes in the tanks to steal the haley flammable gas which costs the victims up to $2,000 to repair. >> it is very, very dangerous. it could blow up the whole thing. neighborhoods, it could burn up a car. >> reporter: drivers are not sure legislation will hel term continue to crazy.id or some food is about to cost you more too. uber in response to the gas prices. it can vary on the distance and gas prices in each state. that extra money will go to the drivers who pay for their own gas. according to aaa,

a comparison tweet this morning saying that according to aaa the u.s. gasoline averages hit $4.09 today, july 24 of 2008, reaching $4.32 per gallon. for context, when it happened the dow jones was 12,270 in 2008 and katy perry topped the charts according to aaa news, to give you the comparison. the topic of gasoline and oil in light of what's going on in russia, ukraine, louisiana, shirley, hello. >> good morning, c-span. good morning, america. as a concerned citizen, i can't even stretch my budget. anything about opening the pipeline or the discussions going on like jen psaki, they don't know when or where or how long it is going to last. keeping the american people in chaos, confusion, and fighting. i am for opening the pipeline. please, america, wake up and listen to what's going on. as far as shell purchasing all the oil, there goes the energy. keep our energy. why would we want to fuel the war? who is going to go fight the war? they definitely cannot take the drug addicts. so, who are they going to take to fight a war that eventually we are going t

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tom: gasoline, aaa out to the $4.07 in seven days.ur head, where is the tipping point on aaa unleaded where it really begins to affect ? paul: $4.50. then you have to add a dollar in new york and the dollar in california and the higher tax states. you get to $5.50. that will happen because the gasoline prices trailing the crude price. tom: what happens when we get to $5.50? paul: people will change behavior quite radically. there will be discretion over how much you drive your car, whether you drive like a crazy idiot or very conservatively. whether you pump up your tires. there is a significant ability to change behavior. what is interesting now as we have low unemployment and therefore people do need to drive. the elasticity will be sticky to say the least and i think we will get to significantly higher gasoline prices. lisa: -- jonathan: in the treasury market, when yields go higher, we talk about how self-limiting a selloff would be because it starts to bite the u.s. economy and yields come back in. does this say dynamic -- does t

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here's a look at today's averages from aaa.l average actually dipped to $4.32, that's just about one cent lower than yesterday. california, though, ticked up to $5.73. aaa says that's the highest average they've ever reported. you can see how high it has jumped since february. and you already know, bay area still see something of the highest prices in the state. all counties are higher than even the state average with san francisco, san mateo, and marin all inching closer to a $6 average for a gallon of regular. >>> with the sharp rise at the pump, cody broadway with nbc lx decided to talk with petroleum experts about what's causing this spike and what we can expect in the coming months. >> you know, we reached the threshold with people complaining a lot about gasoline prices, but we haven't necessarily reached the threshold where they changed their behaviors. >> reporter: bad news for anyone who uses gasoline. california pays the most -- >> one of the hottest topics is gas and its rise over the past few weeks and months. now t

according to aaa, the average cost of a gallon of regular statewide 5.88, the most expensive gas in the bay area's in san francisco. 5.93 a gallon santa rosa. 5.89 is the average 5. 85 in oakland, 5.83 and san jose. long lines of cars stretched for blocks near chicago area gas stations today. but that's because a local businessman there offered up free gas to all motorists today. >> the cost of gas, of it's about $5 a gallon in chicago. that's nothing like it is here in the bay area. but still, aaa says that's pretty high for the windy city a year ago is only $3 a gallon there, which is why some drivers say they waited for more than an hour to fill up. >> that's it opened as it was like, it's $80, almost $80. so i figured, you know, i wait in line for a couple hours. you know, 3 guys what you know, it's worth then everyone's happy that they're getting gas. so i'm just happy to help any way i can. >> the chicago businessman who offered the gesture ended up having a 1 million dollar gas tab. apparently it's not the first time he's open up his wallet to help chicagoans out. he also helped

according to aaa, a gallon of regular is going for an average of $5.63 a gallon. some gas stations we saw today were as high as $5.99. for a gallon of regular this. take a look at other prices around our region and san francisco. the average price is $5.59. a gallon contra costa and alameda counties both sitting at $5.51. a gallon and in the south bay, santa clara county, averaging $5.48 a gallon. people who drive for a living are taking an even bigger hit from the gas prices around the bay area. rideshare drivers and taxi drivers say >> they're paying more at the pump and taking less money home. that's forcing some to work extra hours. a lot of extra hours. one man has been driving taxis for more than 30 years, says it's never been this hard to make a living to feed his family. >> at the end the in this, that nice? think of on the and game and we don't have much business see he won that. it would slowing. that the school? and price going up up and we making less and less. >> again, according to aaa, the average cost of gas in california right now is 5.44 gallon c

according to aaa, prices are skyrocketing at the fastest pace in history, now approaching an all-time high. an experts are warning, there is more pain to come. here's abc's business and economics correspondent deirdre bolton. >> reporter: tonight, aaa saying gas prices rising at the fastest pace in history. >> it is getting really expensive. it is almost $4. so it is kind of depressing. >> reporter: today's national average, $3.92 per gallon. a rise of more than 30 cents in just five days. >> when the price of oil shoots up significantly like it has, that's going to hit you in the wallet. >> reporter: patrick de haan of gas buddy says the national average may hit $4.25 by the end of march, a 60% increase compared to this time last year. for context, the highest on record is $4.11 in 2008. some states are already well beyond that. nicholas stone says he's been paying $250 per week in gas and can't afford his commute. >> i don't have a very economical vehicle to drive back and forth from cookeville to nashville. therefore i had to quit my job. >> i'm not even making enough to cover the

michelle, the naughty with aaa. northern california says the price of oil accounts for about 50% of what drivers pay for gas. so it's good news that we're seeing oil prices retreat below 10 but we're going to have to sit see them, stay there for quite some time possibly trend low before we see any relief in sight. experts at gasbuddy say that much of the drop in crude oil stems from continue dialogue between ukraine and russia. >> and the mounting pressure put on russia's economy because of sanctions. tonight, he says there was also some price impact on oil when president biden announced a release of the country's strategic petroleum reserve. if this trend holds, it could run this. some of that extreme upward price pressure that consumers found at the pump more consumers than ever before are reaching the fuel tipping point like i'm not okay. 6, 7, hours from guys. aaa conducted a survey to see how much gas we need to get to before drivers make changes to their daily routine. >> an overwhelming number of respondents

according to aaa, the price for a regular gallon in california was up $.13 in the past 24 hours per itater this morning, the mayor of san francisco will deliver a state of the city address. this comes as the city gets ready for workers returning around the city after two years of the covid-19 pandemic. >> number five, we are tracking a cooler afternoon and a breezy afternoon as well. along the coastline. partly cloudy skies, and we will warm into the 50's and 60's for most of it. >> our biggest issue for commuters will be the power problems that started back on monday. the red line services suspending itself indefinitely. will be on the orange line with shuttle buses provided in sfo and millbrae. >> the japanese tea garden gardn conservatee at the golden gate park will be free for san francisco residents. the chronicle is reporting that the board of supervisors approved that proposal. >> you can order more budget friendly phones on friday. the company revealed that a new company -- phone and other products in 2022. >> that's what that all was. >> that's how you tell it. >> the new enha

aaa advises -- >> it's just a stressful time in general. if you're traveling on the road and somebody is driving aggressively around you, let them go, let them pass. just keep a level head and get yourself out of that situation. drive within the posted speed limit. always be a focused driver and only drive when you're sober. >> risky driving habits, avoid those. this data shows 2020 was one of the deadliest years, despite a lower volume of traffic. a reminder to you as you hit the road, follow the posted speed limits and adjust for conditions like fog and let those aggressive drivers go ahead of you because it's just not worth it. back to you. >> thanks so much, mike. >>> another large effort, search effort in the east bay for alexis gabe. the search was focused in brentwood yesterday. volunteers looked for any clue connected to gabe's disappearance. the 23-year-old woman was last seen january 26th at her boyfriend's house. the next day her car was found abandoned in antioch with keys in the ignition. searchers are using more technology tha

aaa says best thing to do is keep up with your first >> reduce the wait in your vehicle and slow downconserve gas and definitely feeling that the wall is my changing my but you. but if phase was $70 every that would be a problem for everyone in contra costa county goal. kron. 4 news. >> down on those roads. all right. coming up next at 3.30, the world will be watching tonight as president biden delivers his first state of the union address will be joined by our political analysts next. i'm hannah brandt in washington. how the united states's involvement in ukraine's fight could mean direct threats from russia. all have that story coming up. >> and still quite a bit of cloud cover going on for tomorrow. those temperatures holding pretty steady, though, in the lower to middle 70's picking down in the south bay. but we are looking at some rain will take a look can you save water running a less-than-full dishwasher? you bet! we do it every night, like clockwork. cascade platinum in a certified dishwasher uses less than 4 gallons of water per cycle, while a running sink uses that every 2 m

we're speaking with aaa about when the pain at the pump >>a gunman is on the loose. breaking news in the north bay. a gunman on the loose in sonoma county. residents are being asked to shelter in place at this point there. we do have some video of the scene just into the newsroom. authorities say a shooting happened shortly before noon near alder road and willow road in monte rio. if you live in that neighborhood, you're being told to shelter in place at this time. it's not clear how many people were injured in the shooting. police only say the suspect is a male. they've released no other details at this point. we do have a crew on their way to the scene. they're going to provide more updates as soon as we get them. but again, we do have breaking news of a shooting up in the north bay. this is near caldor road and willow road on to rio. if you live in that neighborhood, you're being asked to shelter in place. welcome back. it is march first and gas prices have hit a new record high in california, according to aaa, the average cost of one gallon of regular gas is $4 a

but still, aaa says that's pretty high for the windy city a year ago is only $3 a gallon there, which drivers say they waited for more than an hour to fill up.

michelle, the naughty with aaa. northern california says the price of oil accounts for about 50% of what drivers pay for gas. so it's good news that we're seeing oil prices retreat below 10 but we're going to have to sit see them, stay there for quite some time possibly trend low before we see any relief in sight. experts at gasbuddy say that much of the drop in crude oil stems from continue dialogue between ukraine and russia. >> and the mounting pressure put on russia's economy because of sanctions. tonight, he says there was also some price impact on oil when president biden announced a release of the country's strategic petroleum reserve. if this trend holds, it could run this some of that extreme upward price pressure that consumers found a pump more consumers than ever before are reaching the fuel tipping point like i'm not okay. 6, 7, hours from guys. aaa conducted a survey to see how much gas we need to get to before drivers make changes to their daily routine. >> an overwhelming number of respondents say th

aaa reporting that the average cost for a gallon of unleaded here in the u.s. jumping $0.12 to 4.17, a gallon. california drivers continue to shell out the most for texas tea and all of the country at 5.44. gallon and experts say that number could climb even higher. i'm a little bit concerned. california now could hit the $6 a gallon average. andrew campbell is with uc berkeley's energy institute at haws and says as the war intensifies, so will the price at the pump. so right in the middle of that and kind of where this goes, it's going to depend on where the conflict goes. experts say the ongoing war in ukraine is only one part of the reason behind the rise in prices at the pump. >> the u.s. only receives 7% of its oil supplies from russia. but oil and gas are global commodities. and experts say that a major cut off to a supply line. we'll have major ripple effects worldwide. >> this is not just a u.s. issue. this is a global phenomenon. so it's not just us in this boat. >> patrick de haan says with gasbuddy dot com because the problem is so much of this is fr

this, again, according to aaa. so many counties are on par and we checked aaa overnight.now seeing prices over $5 a gallon. well, experts say there are several factors, the cost of crude oil was already rising before the russian invasion of ukraine really sent it sky high. californians already pay more for gas than anywhere else in america, and as you can imagine, there are a lot of questions swirling about the gas tax. well, state senator scott wiener took to social media to share that he's fielded a lot of calls about canceling or even reducing the state's gas tax, but he says doing so would have little impact on the actual price, plus provide less funding for infrastructure. others we spoke with say something simply has to be done. >> when i fill up my tank it's about 90 bucks at the moment, which is a lot. i'm a teacher. so it wears. it's hard. >> reporter: some republican leaders have proposed temporarily suspending that tax, as has governor gavin newsom, but some worry the move of canceling the gas tax would impact infrastructure and impact how many jobs we could pr

michelle, the naughty with aaa. northern california says the price of oil accounts for about 50% of what drivers pay for gas. so it's good news that we're seeing oil prices retreat below 10 but we're going to have to sit see them, stay there for quite some time possibly trend lower before we see any relief in sight. experts at gasbuddy say that much of the drop in crude oil stems from continue dialogue between ukraine and russia. >> and the mounting pressure put on russia's economy because of sanctions. tonight, he says there was also some price impact on oil when president biden announced the release of the country's strategic petroleum reserve. if this trend holds, it could run this some of that extreme upward price pressure that consumers have found a pump more consumers than ever before are reaching the fuel tipping point like i'm not okay. 6, $7, and guys aaa conducted a survey to see how much gas we need to get to before drivers make changes to their daily routine. >> an overwhelming number of respondents say

in the world to continue to hold that aaa from all three of the major international rating agencies.e been very clear, this is a six-month measure. that is what will be legislated in the parliament. we will see a stabilization and those oil prices within that timeframe. it is about making sure we can get the lower prices for a time until we see that stabilization. >> what are the missing pieces of the puzzle for the economy and the reserve bank of australia? it is beyond your control to a large extent. what can you do to prevent wages growth? >> making sure we keep the strong market as it has been. that will help to apply for the pressure in relation to wages and we can see in the treasuries here that wages growth is expected to run at 3.2 5% above inflation over the next financial year, increasing over the next couple of years to 3.5% and showing real wages growth through that time. >> what is happening to improve relations on that front? how will the growth picture look? >> we can see strong dividends from trade with china but they are more assertive in relation to national securit

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do you remember mortgage-backed that used to be aaa rated?ey went -- mortgage backed securities that used to be aaa rated? then they went to junk. dani: manus, as it comes to oil, we are going to discuss that. oil is falling again this morning. iran carrying out a missile strike days after negotiations on a nuclear deal stalled and more on the geopolitics of oil next. this is bloomberg. ♪ manus: it is your monday edition of "daybreak europe." the oil market is falling again. russia's bombardment of ukraine prompts more calls to sideline the opec-plus producer. the suspension of iran nuclear talks and this week's fed rate decision are weighing on markets. i asked our energy and commodities team leader a difficult question. for me this is not a geopolitical fall in oil. the qatari's go to moscow and the yanks are meeting the chinese in rome. the flow of oil, we are rolling over this morning. why do you think given the tensions have not abated -- why do you think there is a pause in the oil markets today? >> that is a difficult question. the oil

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aaa says the average cost a gallon is $4.07.nts higher than a month ago. madison all worth live in new jersey. what are they saying there? >> we're looking around here. i have a gas station behind me and looking at well over $4. this is what we've been seeing like you said through the last week. these prices have been jumping up and we're now at the high average. here is the thing, as the war in ukraine continues on and these prices bump up, aaa is telling me we could hit a record high tomorrow. americans could soon be paying more than they have ever before paid for gas. take a listen. >> prices have been going up between 6 and 8 or 9 cents per gallon per day. so without a doubt i think we are going to hit an all-time high in the next day or two. >> the all-time high is $4.11. what we look at today the national average for regular gas sits at $4.065 cents. that average is up 5 cents from yesterday and over 40 cents from this time last week. we're just shy pennies away from the high of 4.11. we saw it in july of 2008. as you hear

. $4.25 is the new national average per aaa.this first, they express their sadness and outrage at the war in ukraine, and they say they are willing to pay more if it means more safe outcomes for ukrainians. >> i don't drive as much anymore to my job, and where i work is really far. i tend to work from home now and i have a lot of friends that live in the area, but it has been affecting my lifestyle a little bit as far as where i can go and what i can do. >> i just filled this thing up here and it was around $200, which it was not that two weeks ago. >> aside from paying a couple more bucks at the pump, more sympathetic for them than myself. i don't mind paying some dollars here and there. >> reporter: overall looking ahead, prices are expected to continue to rise. the small bit of good news that we are seeing in terms of the global markets today is crude is trading down by -- the last time i checked by about 12%. there may be a little relief on the horizon. when you talk to the experts at aaa and gas buddy, their anticipation is

to give you an idea, aaa's today -- >> is that 4,331 >> seems like it, but $4.33.today and just look where it came from, the same time last year, $2.83 to kind of where we are now. if you look at that, that is going to change behavior because according to aaa, their survey says that with $4 an average gallon gasoline, 59% of americans will actually make some kind of a change to their behavior based on it now, it gets even more poignant if it gets to $5 remember, 75% of people say $5 a gallon gasoline will make them really change what's going on. so what exactly are they going to change specifically it's the miles driven. if i have that much fuel -- >> i already have. >> right, you're just not driving as much. here's the problem, if you're a structural driver like i am, i have to get to work every day. i'm in the office all the time, and i drive x number of miles every day. i have to fill up 1 1/2 times a week that makes it hard for someone like me to say i'm going to drive fewer miles. here's the interesting part. when it comes to push comes to shove, people are no

this robotic arm is called chippy, it's programmed to make aaa chips the same way human employees do,action. it's designed to unevenly distribute lime juice and salt to mimic the imperfection of humanity. if that doesn't do it, check out the tattoos on the cashier. overqualified for a job as fast food, his brother is a successful banker. his father is a big shot in the medical field, even his mother makes extra money by cleaning offices on the weekend. it's just the beginning, aaa credit unveil food preparation robot in addition to chippy like soggy, a robot that makes vegetables or drippy, a robot that makes their beings. and of course drippy, a robot that makes their tortillas. topic number three. a new study identified people in the world, you can see for yourself sunday, thank you very much, everybody. researchers from the university in britain say they study 500 people with the most boring career path from people who enjoy smoking, they are high on the list unless you are smoking something else. then you're just high. some of the most professionals we found, bankers, accountants,

according to aaa, california is 5.79, san francisco 5.90, san jose 5.80.kers are pushing to suspend the gas tax but democrats say that will fault funding for essential projects. of course we'll have more details announced regarding this proposal. >>> let's take a look at the roadways. gas praises are making it tough. plus if you are sitting in traffic you are just wasting that gas. west bound 80 highway 4 to the maze, 28 minute commute. it is busy for the ride into the altamont pass. a lot of super commuters making that trek. as you head through pittsburg and bay point. out of the south bay brake lights from san martin and north bound 101. >>> our camera on mount diablo, we have it trained on walnut creek. you will see 680 and 24, that's a great overview for the east bay. you see the low clouds. daytime highs will go to low to mid 60s. you will get breaks of blue sky by the afternoon but it will stay cloudy and look unsettled almost like it can rain. but it is not. it does rain saturday, just a few light showers for saturday morning. >>> if you are feeling