gas prices were insanely high a few months ago and now they have dipped considerably, according to aaae in los angeles county the current average $5.28 with the record $6.46 in june. >> they came down which is good. >> aaa says demand has decreased as more people work from home but the significant issue of the the war in ukraine was driving up prices big-time. >> now it seems things have settled down and the concern is no longer there. >> we all know gas prices are lower but low enough to where you can just pop in your credit card and fill it up and stared into the distance without checking the price? >> it is still a bit too much of of an increase so when it goes close at five dollars it is problematic. >> being the busiest of the three day weekends on the calendar year aaa expects >> a fairly busy weekend. >> lax rejects over 450,000 departing passengers up from 398,000 last year. back at the p the pump felicia offered a winning perspective when it comes to gas prices. simply put, put, go with the flow. >> in 2022 there is inflation. nothing will stay the same pric. same price. >> we

aaa clo's, quite attractive. floating-rate aspect, a lot of reset caused yields to go up.hat paired with a long rated treasury is the perfect bill. lisa: since it is existential friday i want to hone in on, not a very bad credit cycle. is it going to wash zombies in the market? or is it a dip? michael: the latter. everyone refinanced debt in '21. everyone locked in low long-term interest rates. look on the ig market, cash on balance sheets has never been higher. that will help. we wouldn't expect a default cycle similar to the last several cycles. it would not shock me if you got a 7% peak, which is quite different than the past. there will be great opportunity in credit, private and public market. just not today. maybe three months, six months, nine months. you always get the baby thrown out with the bathwater. you always get people who expect the worst. we haven't had capitulation yet. everyone is asking whether, when are we going to buy? that is not capitulation. capitulation is not when you ask. capitulation is when you hide under your desk and refuse to buy anything.

. > >> drivers are now seeing some relief at the pump including twa two aaa. the cost for regular is is now $3.96 per gallon. down about $.70 a month ago. it is now a dollar lower than in june. june. overall aaa says people are driving less. >> the numbers are similar to what we saw back in 2020. in 2020 nobody was going anywhere. we were in the middle of a pandemic. in the bay area the average price of gas is more than five dollars in san franci. san francisco. that is down $.15 $.15 from last week. san jose i9 is $5.39 down $.17 and the average price for a gallon of gas is $5.31 down $.13. > >> united airlines is betting big on a startup company to shuttle people to the airport in in the air. the company developing flying taxis say they they hope their electric helicos will be operational by 2024. united made an initial investment of $10 million which is for 100 vehicles. ♪ ♪ elon musk says tesla's full self-driving software is “amazing”, it will “blow your mind.” but does it work? this happens over and over again. 100,000 tesla drivers are already using ful

now aaa says it is even changing the habits of drivers. new surveys find 64% have made adjustments since gas prices started soaring. many change their drive to more fuel-efficient routes, or maybe ease off the gas pedal a bit. gas prices are now off of record highs, experts say the recent changes in behavior will continue. >> i don't think we will see how it changes quite yet because gas prices are down to $4.32, saying down and declaring victory is still very expensive historically. >> aaa says the biggest three changes are driving less, combining errands, and cutting back on shopping and driving out. i put a pull up on my twitter page. >>> rain is moving across the bay area right now. this is a video of rain falling in san francisco, through san jose. this is the earlier scene this morning at the sap center. it is much-needed, a very welcome sight. carry, certainly nice to see the rain. >> you are probably checking your calendar like what? it is august. >> i was already surprised by that. >> every now and then we get the monsoonal moistu

segÚn la aaa el precio promdio del galÓn de gasolina pasa los cinco dÓlares.. un especialista nos dice porque se registra este precio. >> la demanda ha bajado. tomÓ una gran acciÓn el gobierno federal de ajustar la tasa, los impuestos, y eso es una gran ayuda para el precio del combustible. paola: esta reducciÓn es lo que esperaban los consumidores. tambiÉn le preguntamos al economista como se benefician las personas al tener mÁs capital disponible. >> usted puede gastar en otras cosas. se puede gastar de mÁs y la inflaciÓn sigue al alza. esto puede provocar que se suban los intereses de nuevo. hay que ser inteligentes y no gastar en cosas innecesarias. ramÓn: dueÑos de pequeÑos negocios afectados por la pandemia todavÍa pueden llenar solicitudes para subvenciones en santa clara. paola: los detalles. reportera: buenas tardes. son buenas noticias para los pequeÑos empresarios de santa clara y los microempresarios, las personas que tienen puestos de paletas o de frutas en la calle, todos pueden solicitar. una funcionaria de santa clara me dio una guÍa de quiÉnes

-- from aaa -- chipotle? reggie: why the lemonade and not the coke? kumasi: the lemonade. reggie: i did not know that there was a connection between getting a free water cup and is typically lemonade. kumasi: if you are going to do it, do it. listen. look at it. this is a candle and it looks like a cup from chipotle. it will be officially launched tomorrow. it is said to be a tribute to people who accidentally fill up their water cups with lemonade. this is a limited edition soy candle. it comes with a promo code, see you can actually go and get a lemonade, legally. drew: if you are stealing lemonade, you are not buying a $28 candle. reggie: the $28 was a surprise. that's how much he would spend for a nice candle, but not for one that looks like a chipotle cup. drew: at least you can buy this. many stories, you cannot buy it or it's sold out. let's go outside. a live look. we have monsoonal moisture. let's take a tour. we had a shower coming back to the west of downtown napa this morning. you are seeing drops where you are this morning. we are finding isolated showers acro

we have a aaa credit rating. no corporate income tax, no personal property tax. all we have is a 4.5 cents sales tax and we have revenue coming in because businesses are expanding. tens of thousands of people are moving in, we are thriving, and it is because we did what conservatives believed. we just did it and we have proved it works. so i'm here today just to tell you i can be your story. that can be your story. leadership has consequences. it matters who is in these seats. we for the first time in a long time have the ability to have conversations with people we haven't been able to talk to in a long time. most people panic when they see people showing up at school board meetings because they think it is unrest. i would tell you, i love it. we have people paying attention and have not been paying attention for a very long time. they lost their businesses and have no idea why or noise exactly what and they are finally going to get engaged. their kids are failing in school because some governor -- government bureaucrat told him they could not be in with their t

jonathan: aaa credit, ton of demand. i will take the hate mail on the weekend. do you want me to be the bearer of the week? lisa: i do not mind the hate email. i think it is constructive. jonathan: from new york. just send it all to tom. tom: you've got that right. ritika: shares of hsbc are rising. second quarter earnings were better-than-expected in the bank promise to resume its results -- h of pushing back by the call by at shareholders to split up. the architects of the democrats tax plan and drugs bill senator joe manchin's lobbying kyrsten sinema to get on board. joe manchin argues the measure does not raise taxes. kristin cinema has not released whether she will support the bill or not. neel kashkari says the central bank is committed to slowing inflation to 2%. he told cbs the fed will do what is necessary to bring down demand. he says faster inflation is being driven by supply chain disruption and other factors. boeing is starting the week with the week with a double dose of good news. the aerospace company has averted a strike by machinist that would

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aaa says the average price of a gallon of unleaded regular is now $3.99, down nearly 70 crent in just the hint that runaway inflation may have hit its peak giving consumers and the white house a reprieve. >> we're seeing a stronger labor market where jobs are booming and americans are working and we're seeing some signs that inflation may be beginning to moderate. >> another key inflation index will be released this morning, producer price index. factory level inflation is a key benchmark the fed uses to determine rising prices. new projections are expected to show a much slower pace of increase. this is one day after the cpi report revealed inflation growth is slowing surprising economists who had expected a little bit worse news. the ppi news is out at 8:30 a.m. eastern. want to bring in spencer j jacobson. >> it has whip sawed them in a way. you had a surprisingly strong jobs report, 528,000 new jobs which was way more than expected. >> yeah. >> and that kind of belied notions that the u.s. is slipping into a recession. but then it also spooked people into thinking that now the fed

he's had success at the double-a and aaa level. he could be playing in oakland very soon. >>> money can't buy you happiness, it can buy you deebo samuel. the rocky relationship is rock solid. and the receiver had a message for niners fans. >> the old faithful. i'll be back to work, baby, let's go. >> first he put the quill to paper. it's worth up to $73.5 million. i'd be smiling, too. he suited up for 49ers practice. all this comes after he requested a trade out of san francisco. kyle shanahan was always confident that he was never getting traded. >> there wasn't much doubt for a while. we've got a great relationship with debo. it was pretty obvious that everyone was the same people we've always been. just had to get back together and start communicating more. >> browns quarterback deshaun watson's suspension is out. over 20 women accused watson of sexual assault during massage sessions. despite all that, he was signed to a deal this season. wimbledon champ facing da daria kakakania. she moves on to the second round. >>> tiger wood

but a new survey from aaa shows that has happened.ectric car per se, but they are consolidating their errands, they are postponing vacations. and that is starting to have an impact, it is calming some of the demand. but it is just one of many factors. right now demand is low, but still supply not what it should be. >> we also know that the economy was slowing in the first half of the year, so recession fears can also dampen demand. and we've had a hurricane season by the way that has been very slow so far. so that is always a risk in the outlook. >> although meteorologists say that it will be above normal. but let's not discount the importance of weather. we have seen that interrupt so many things. of course with refineries but even i remember early in the pandemic manufacturing in texas, i believe chips were impacted. >> interesting. let's talk about consumers and what they are expecting about inflation. they have been dealing with this fighting inflation, you know, hurting their budgets. the new york fed says consumers though, their

now $4.01, according to aaa, down two cents overnight. down 67 cents in the last month.hink about where we were back on june 14th. we reached the all-time high for a gallon of regular of $5.02. so we've seen the price of gas, on average, drop $1, since then 57 straight days of decline. gas buddy said the trend could continue but a little bit of cautious here. mother nature could throw a wrench into things. >> we're not in the clear yet. the peak of hurricane season starts in mid to late august, and i think my anxiety will be pretty elevated because if we see any major storm, i would say category iii or stronger, targeting an area between new orleans and houston, buckle up. >> reporter: gas prices, right now, are the silver lining when it comes to inflation causing the rate of inflation to go down a little bit in the month of july compared to previous months. it's good news for consumers. >> thank you. >>> also in july, no increase in inflation from june 2022 to july 2022. the bureau of labor statistics is reporting consumer prices increased 8.5% year over year, still hig

yesterday alone the national cost of average according to aaa was at 4.01. we're still very far from reaching where we were a year ago, at $3.19. there is hope among economists this will continue on a downward trend and when you hear from the average american, i was speaking to one gentleman today that makes a living driving for a ride share company saying because the prices -- he was hit so hard at the pump a couple of months ago, he had to scale back and alternate, work every other day because there were times it was cheaper to stay home. that's what you're hearing. you're getting relief, yes, it may be only $1.03 difference from where we were, but when you hear from americans around the country, they'll tell you every little bit counts. >> of course it does. especially for folks who have big commutes. polo, thank you very much. >>> the justice department has foiled a plot to kill a former national security adviser. it announced on wednesday it charged a member of iran's revolutionary guard with trying to pay someone here in the united states $300,000 to a

aaa is reporting domestic travel is up 22% and international travel is up 104%, 104%, compared to last year. even though cheaper prices at te pump are encouraging, we are not not quite at pre-pandemic numbers, but we are getting close. >> we are getting back to life as normal, but that high demand for gas, an indicator things were getting back, really took an hits because those prices oud demand. >> that is john traina from aaa also says, travel bookings are down only about 16% from 2019. where is everyone going this lar day weekend? >> in the united states, the top top spots are seattle, orlando, vegas, denver, colorado, vancouver, canada, dublin, ireland, and rome are the hotspots internationally. >> if you plan on getting away for the labor day holiday, hopey you have already made those plans. there are some last-minute deals, but they may be hard to find. the roadways and airports are expected to be quite busy this weekend with the the busiest travel days, especially here in the bay area, bay area, on friday and monday. > >> 5:19. > >> on the topic of traveling, do do you know wher

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recent aaa survey shows months of high gas pricee prices are helping lead that charge as some statespowered vehicles. cbs repor vehicles. cbs reporter chris sad chris said many auto makers are responding this demand now. >> he was so excited to get his new electric truck he picked it up at the illinois factory himself. >> they will like your truck is out front and i went bounding tout front doors like an over excited 12-year-old. >> he said he had been wanting to go electric and now his walt his wallet is reaping the benef. >> i figured it out at the end of the day it cost me $1.19 in electricity to do all of my daily driving. my old truck i mean it probably would have been at least four gallons of gas. what is that? $25, $26, $27? >> a recent survey found one quarter of americans say they would be likely to buy ab electric vehicle as their nexto next auto purchase in part to save on fuel costs and consumers s now have more choices than ever. >> they are now building things people want. >> chevrolet just introduced their new blazer. >> the intention what weather we are pricing this p

according to aaa, the average price, see right there -- $5.68 a gallon. one month ago, $6.35. in san jose, the average price is $5.59. a month ago, it was $6.26. in oakland, they are paying $5.57. one month ago, $6.31. >>> i debate, is it better to rent or buy? our reporter, shows us that the numbers .1 way. >> the decision to rent or buy comes down to your personal situation. how much money do you make? how much you have saved up for a down payment? how much do you expend in a certain area? but, the debate just got more interesting because of a certain piece of information. >> reporter: we are talking about the price to rent ratio. the difference, as targeted by moody's analytics, is between the cost of renting and the cost of buying a home. 20 of people we spoke to say, they are ready to stop paying rent and become owners. >> it is really buying a house, but i am not sure it is going to be here. four because of the cost? >> because of the cost, it is too much. >> reporter: costs in the bay area have gotten so high that that ratio points to renting being the cheaper alternati

the gas pump, for 70 straight days prices have dropped from the record highs in june and according to aaa it is the second longest streak since 2005 so let's look at the numbers and celebrate. in the bay area today in san francisco you can get gas $5.51 a gallon, the highest price on june 13th was $6.63. in san jose drivers are paying $5.36 today in june the highest record was $6.54. in oakland today prices $5.38 and in june it was $6.54. >>> definitely getting better. oak barrels are in short supply leaving wineries scrambling. what led up to the shortage? >>> starbucks will shut down two locations due to safety issues. why some workers are skeptical. >>> i am chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. 93 in livermore, 80's at 00 p.m.,7: >>> a challenge for napa winemakers, they been suffering from supply-chain issues leading to shortages of two of the most important stables, the oak barrels and bottles that they need. now, there scrambling to adopt. >> the bottling machines are running full speed at this winery in st. helena as the winery bottles its special red blend. it is a process that shoul

. >>> gas prices have dropped for 70 straight days which sounds great according to aaa the second longest streak in 15 years. prices skyrocketed earlier this year with oil prices dropping since june and that is bringing down gas prices with it. prices are still higher now than they were last year. a closer look at the bay area, san francisco $5.51 per gallon which is down from $6.63 in june. san jose $5.36 which is down from $6.54. the average price down from $6.54. moving on san jose from the gas we talk about new information in the new video of the largest wildfire in the state this year. the investigative unit learned there was no evidence that the fire was sparked by a tree leaning on a power line. the same power line that pacific power checked hours before the fire. talking about the deadly mckinney fire from last month near the california and oregon border destroying 185 homes and other structures and took four lives. >> here it comes. the wind is blowing this way toward the house. >> this is newly obtained cell phone video capturing the moments before the mckinney fire devoured the

what do you attribute this decline in prices, and this warning from aaa?is is the fact the president has been leasing through our strategic petroleum reserves a million barrels a day to help stabilize prices. this is going to go on for six months, it already started. so that's one piece of things. he's called for an increase in production, both at home and abroad, and we have started to see more production come online. just remember, the reason for this surge, though, is, yes, coming out of covid, but also because when putin invaded russia, of course, putin invaded ukraine, ukraine is -- russia is one of the largest exporters of oil, and all these countries, like the united states, canada, eu, said we're not going to take russian oil, that pulled all those barrels off the market so supply and demand were way out of match. so the president tried to increase supply all at the same time as accelerating our movements to clean energy, which is why -- this whole circumstance is really a foot stomp on why we can't rely on the volatility of fossil fuels. >> i want

skyrocketing gas prices adding to the struggles for many of us are trying to make it in the bay now aaa says it is changing the habits of a lot of drivers. a new survey found 64% have made adjustments since gas prices started soaring many have changed their drive to more fuel-efficient routes, or have eased off the gas pedal a little bit. and while gas prices are off record highs, experts say the recent changes in behavior will continue. >> i don't think we will see a change in habit yet because while gas prices are down to $4.32, saying that and declaring victory is way too early. it is still very expensive historically. >> aaa said the top three changes for drivers were driving less, combining errands, and reducing shopping and dining out. >>> ahead on today in the bay, mike inouye is talking cheaper gas locations where you can fill up, coming up at 6:08. >>> at least 20 people confirmed dead from the devastating floods in kentucky over the weekend as workers work to pick up the pieces. right now, and weather concern, getting things for those who still do not have water or power, toda

this is according to the aaa national average.ver $4 per gallon, 70 cents less than a month ago, about a dollar off the high. so gas prices have dropped a lot. let's go to cnn's pete muntean, he is outside a gas station in washington, d.c. oh, i see the number 3 up there, pete. >> reporter: i know, isn't that wild, john? $3.89 at this citgo station in northeast d.c. emblematic of what's going on in the rest of the country, half of the u.s. seeing gas less than $4 a gallon. we have not seen prices this low since march. $4.01 is the national average for a gallon of regular according to aaa. we are down 67 cents over this time last month, but think about where we were back on june 14th, that's where we saw the all time record for a gallon of regular gasoline, $5.02. so we've gone down a full dollar since then. patrick de haan of gasbuddy said all amounts to a collective savings of drivers in the u.s. is $400 million, spending $400 million less on gas than they were back 57 days ago. 57 straight days of decline. likely that the next m

the nationwide average is $4.08 a gallon according to aaa. here is a look at what things look like in california. last week $5.61 per gallon now down to $5.44. the graphic shows you the bay every averages with the highest cost at $5.63 per gallon and the cheapest gas is as low as $5.35 per gallon . >>> the school year begins for the oakland unified school district after the controversial closing of several schools including parker elementary which will not reopen its stores this school year. protesters looking to occupy it with security guards said the closure will impact students of color and they plan to close or merge dozens of schools in the coming years. also facing a teacher shortage 40 to 50 educator positions are open for the coming school year that starts tomorrow. >>> a major victory for congressional democrats and president biden after a marathon overnight session, they passed the inflation reduction act. past strictly along party lines with kamala harris breaking the tie. >> the senate being equally divided and the vice president

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take a look at these numbers from aaa in san francisco, the current average $5.53, cheaper than a month ago but compared to this time last year you are paying almost 1 dollar more. let's take a look at san jose. expect the average $5.40, saving $0.50 compared to the average last month but as we saw in san francisco one mother door compared to this time last year. in oakland, you can see that almost identical prices to san jose currently $5.40. a month ago paying nearly $0.50 more per gallon but you are paying one dollar more than this time last year. livermore people can now fill up tanks with free recycled water to help keep their lawns and landscaping looking green. starting today the refill center from the water resource district is back open. people are restricted on watering their lawns but the free water program allows you to irrigate your property whenever you want as long as you have a water tank and a pump at home. the program was popular in the summers of 2015 and 2016 during the last drought. this is for livermore residents only. they can receive 200 gallons per visit, the fr

. >> looking at prices in the bay area, according to aaa, you will will pay $5.40 a gallon in oakland and san jose. in san fr, it is $5.50. > >> new videos revealing more about the arrest of nancy pelosi's husband in the north bay. what he said to the officers who pulled him over for over for suspected drunk driving. > >> tonight, one tesla owner will will never have a problem starting up his car again. how he turned his own body into a key. > >> the new developments in the battle over fencing surrounding a san francisco bart station. here at city of refuge, we house up to 26 families. we reduce homelessness, address mental health, provide spaces for addiction to be broken, create spaces of healing and restoration. for the first time ever, prop 27 will provide permanent funding for organizations like ours. saying yes to prop 27 means more people get the assistance that they nee they get someone to partner in such a way to see transformation come to them. yes on prop 27, because there's no place like home. >> new chp videos showing details of the dui arrest of nancy pelosi's husband. i

alivio en el precio de la gasolina a nivel nacional el precio por galÓn es de 3. 99 centavo segÚn la aaacomida claro que va a bajar un poco mÁs porque estÁbamos apretados. >>> la ley darÁ crÉditos tributarios para vivienda y ademÁs, autorizarÁ el mayor gasto en la historia de estados unidos para abordar el calentamiento global, alrededor de 370 millones para reducir la emisiÓn de gases a un 40 % por debajo de los niveles que se registraban en el 2005. lo que estÁ causando incomodidad en detractores es el impacto en las subida de impuestos para las empresas. >>> hay una gran polÉmica sobre lo que han hecho con las empresas y hay muchos que dicen que los nuevos impuestos en las empresas van a ser malo para la inversiÓn. >>> sonia para las noticias telemundo. >>> y vamos con el tiempo durante el verano muchos huyen del calor extremo evitar estar al aire libre o estando en la quÉ pase en los barrios pobres donde no alcanza aquÍ en para comprar agua, llegamos a san antonio texas y hablamos con los afectados. >periodista: es el pico del calor del dÍa. >>> vamos a darle agua y fruta a la gente

according to aaa, it is a reversal from the prepandemic trend. deaths from car crashes in the u.s.nbc bay area news any time you want. it's the local news that turn on your roku device select the live tv title on your roku tv roam screen and scroll down to channel 133. you can watch nbc bay area from you can watch nbc bay area from anywhere in the u.s. here at city of refuge, we house up to 26 families. we reduce homelessness, address mental health, provide spaces for addiction to be broken, create spaces of healing and restoration. for the first time ever, prop 27 will provide permanent funding for organizations like ours. saying yes to prop 27 means more people get the assistance that they nee they get someone to partner in such a way to see transformation come to them. yes on prop 27, because there's no place like home. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ >>> apple is scoping out some new locations to produce its upcoming new iphone 14. previous versions have been made in china, but covid lockdowns are disrupting production there. apple is looking at other locations including india. bloomberg reports a

aaa found most americans changed their driving behavior as a result. >> we know that 75% of people saiduld change their lifestyle when it hit $5. and our survey, our follow-on survey seems to mirror that. you know, 65% of the people said i made a change in my lifestyle. >> reporter: since june energy demand, measured through gasoline deliveries, has been dropping steadily. it's now at lower levels than in june of 2020, can during pandemic lockdowns. however, weather events could reverse this trend. >> we are entering the heart now of hurricane season, and a hurricane barreling through the gulf coast, hitting all the areas where there's oil production as well as oil refining capacity, that can cause problems. >> reporter: now, the big question is how long will this last? well, the good news is gas prices are forecast to hover at or below $4 a gallon for the rest of the summer. but the bad news here is that the energy markets are volatile. in fact, crude oil prices jumped up more than a percent today. so jericka, if you do have a fuel tank, fill them as much as you can. >> absolutely. tha

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western sanctions, first reduced the rule for pumping gas through nord stream to 20% of capacity, but aaasl completely stop supplies for 3 days, which is also a consequence of the sanctions. all this contributes to the rise in electricity prices in europe, they are also breaking records the day before in several countries. the cost of a megawatt-hour exceeded 700 euros, but in france it even reached 900, which is 10 times more than last year. the german authorities are seriously concerned that logistical problems will significantly exacerbate the energy crisis due to the record charge of rivers. it is impossible to create a supply of coal at power plants for the autumn-winter period bars simply do not pass, and the overloaded railway network cannot cope . energy supply, the domino effect does not end there. coal has been given priority on railways in germany, with the result that refineries in the east of the country will not receive enough crude oil, the shortage will feel everything, even the international airport in berlin may experience a shortage of kerosene. well, by the way, such a

. >> looking at prices in the bay area, according to aaa, you will will pay $5.40 a gallon in oakland and san jose. in san fr, it is $5.50. > >> new videos revealing more about the arrest of nancy pelosi's husband in the north bay. what he said to the officers who pulled him over for over for suspected drunk driving. > >> tonight, one tesla owner will will never have a problem starting up his car again. how he turned his own body into a key. > >> the new developments in the battle over fencing surrounding a san francisco bart station. new astepro allergy. no allergy spray is faster. with the speed of astepro, almost nothing can slow you down. because astepro starts working in 30 minutes, while other allergy sprays take hours. and astepro is the first and only 24-hour steroid free allergy spray. now without a prescription. astepro and go. >> new chp videos showing details of the dui arrest of nancy pelosi's husband. it happened after a crash on a napa napa road way. he pleaded guilty guilty to driving under the influence. reporter steve large shows us the run-in he had with officers. >

but the biden administration argues there anti-inflation policies are already working on thursday, aaa reported that the national average price for a gallon of gas fell to $3.99 for a lot of drivers. that's real money. >> its money in their pocket, money spend on other things. white house economic advisor heather boucher says it's proof that what they're doing is having an impact. the president's been to this, not all the different things that he called the livers. he could pull to help address rising costs for families. >> and the nbn-partisan congressional budget office found that the legislation will actually raise revenue and help pay down the deficit. live in washington, i'm hannah brandt. >> thank you for that update. hannah. well, still to come on the kron 4 morning news could soon be seen 0 emission buses in the bay area. we're going get. >> where we're getting the money from and where it's going to be going. we'll be right back after the break. it's time for the biggest sale of the year, on the sleep number 360 smart bed. why choose proven quality sleep from sleep number? beca

prices continues as of today the national average for a gallon of gas is $3.95 that is according to aaania the average is still above the five dollar mark. at $5.36. a gallon of regular will cost you five dollars and 57 in san francisco. they are the lowest in solano. >>> making it in the bay continues to be difficult for many, housing affordability in california is at its lowest level in nearly 15 years home prices reached a record high in april and may while interest rates jumped to the highest level in more than 13 years. according to the california association of realtors just 20% of households in the bay area were able to afford a home in the first quarter of 2022. in the second quarter that went to 18%. the least affordable counties in the bay are alameda and napa were just 15% of people in those areas can buy a home. the median home price in alameda is 1.5 million and in napa it is just over 1 million. the most affordable bay area county is solano were the median price is a 625,000. >>> today marks one year since the devastating fire broke out east of sacramento, that fire ended

according to aaa, a gallon of regular gas in california costs around flood $5.56. solano is the lowest average at $5.49. >>> three people in custody following a shooting that led to a pursuit in the east bay. chopper 5 over the aftermath in oakland. you see police presence in this neighborhood. this all started in union city. a man was shot in the leg near eighth and h street. a brief pursuit began between police and the suspects and ended in oakland. the victim was taken to the hospital and is expected to be okay. >>> now to the fire watch. much needed rain really helping firefighters battling the deadly mckinney fire in northern california. but now mud flow and flash flooding are posing a risk in some parts of six siskiyou county. big problem right in that area. crews from all over california have been fighting the fast-moving fire near the klamath national forest. the blaze has scorched more than 57,000 acres since it broke out on friday. it's not been contained yet. thousands living near the forest and along highway 96 have been forced to evacuate and fast. at

concerned about the violence which included shelling and civilian neighborhoods. malik china has more from aaa. cd aletha is a densely populated area in the heart of tripoli. early saturday morning, it's st. turned into a battles own as rival malicious fought each other. each supports one of 2 governments who claimed to be in charge of libya. i had to leverage a ha, look at this, sally, this is the kind of weapons they were using. this is a residential neighborhood. how can they use weapons like this in a residential area? they were fighting for control of this government building which belongs to the ministry of interior. tripoli hasn't seen this level of violence and say nationwide . ceasefire was signed in 2020. people here are extremely angry and are calling 4 armed groups to leave the capital mohammed our bus. us as the violence lasted for several hours, his home was damaged and his family store burned down. he says, tripoli based prime minister abdul hamid to favor should do more to stop the violence. less ask on, assess murat. we were living in fear. my 3 daughters were shivering. my mo

we we do have some good news, for drivers-- aaa says the average price for a gallon of regular gas dippedtime in five months. here's cbs's errol barnett. >> today, $3.99! it's good. >> reporter: it is a rare glimmer of financial hope for those frustrated by fuel prices. what does it feel like to get at least this small bit of relief? >> it feels good. you know, i got a little extra money. >> reporter: the national average for gas dipping below $4 today, almost two months after hitting a record high. relief stemming from an increase in global oil supply and decrease in fuel demand, helping to lower the rate of inflation. how encouraging is that news to you? >> well, it's great. the trend is good. the trend is your friend-- but, we are not out of the woods yet. >> reporter: cbs news business analyst jill schlesinger warns the bigger economic picture remains perilous. >> the problem that we see in almost every category is that you can look at a given month and say, "phew, we're down from the peak," and yet when you look back a year it's still stunning. >> reporter: while lowering in the past

just called up from aaa. his first pitch of his first big-league at that. here he is in texas.ll remember this forever. it's a double. his family and friends, sitting in the stands. they were living it. a's beat the rangers. final score, 5-1. we're back in >>> finally tonight, a big move for nasa. the artemis-1 momoka is now off the launchpad. jeff, i know you like these stories. >> yeah. >> it was rolled out at the kennedy space center in florida. >> look at that. >> the unmanned flight test will be the first in a series of a complex mission to the moon. that looks cool, right? >> yeah, i have seen that. >> that is amazing. engineers pleaded final checks on the rocket following two test countdowns, known as the white dress rehearsals. nasa is targetin >>> tonight the new reporting the fbi interviewing former trump white house lawyers about the documents seized the at mar-a-lago >>> former white house counsel pat cipollone and pat philbin, now the highest ranking trump officials interviewed in the investigation. >>> the news coming as a battle over unsealing the affidavit rages

i look back at the career that i had 1968 and i called up from aaa my first game here was a knife that catfish hunter through a perfect game. i'm standing out in left field with my knees knocking praying that i didn't screw it up. i want you all know. i love this city. i love the fans. and i dig the colors green and gold. reggie looking pretty good. today is eight seven better known as dwight clark day 49ers honoring the late star receiver who wore number 87 famously of course made the catch that jump started a dynasty within the first of five super bowl title runs, by the way, five weeks from today, you know, it niners open the regular season in chicago day 10 of training camp in santa clara niners are off tomorrow, and then friday night. you got the preseason home opener against the green bay packers. there's nick bosa. he looks ready wide receiver brandon, and i you having a great camp in both he and starting quarterback trey lance continuing to build on the chemistry. they developed developed. me training this offseason. i've been saying it since you know this whole spring summer,

all the considerations indicated that the ukrainian soviet republic should be transferred to crimea, aaaer uh-uh, well, we don't know much about it because for example, already in the 1950s, there was also an exchange between e.e. ukraine and poland e. people were simply evicted, that is, for example, in the currently occupied territories of the kherson region, you can find whole boykiv villages that were resettled in the 1950s as a result of some such forms of ago well, if only huge territories were taken away, like the crimea of ​​ukraine, well, i definitely don’t remember, but this myth has been dealt with by a myth. now, you already know about the pressing problems of today. i think that if you think about what putin is fighting for, everyone will have their own version. to say about the economic benefits the destruction of a competitor, in fact, and the capture of its markets, that is, the markets of ukraine, we understand that on the eve of the war, in fact, a crisis was brewing in many countries, and it could have been a war, maybe it changed the situation for someone, for someone

on thursday, aaa reported the price for a gallon of regular gas stood at $3. $0.99 the first time it's dropped below $4 since early march for a lot of drivers. that's real money. >> its money in their pocket money spend on other things. white house economic advisor heather boucher says falling gas prices are proof that the president's plan to address inflation is working. the president's been to this, not all the different things that he called the livers. he could pull to help address rising costs for families. boucher says all eyes are on congress to provide more relief. >> on friday, the house will return to washington to vote on democrats. inflation reduction act. we've been called back for a very important reason. massachusetts democrat jim mcgovern says the 740 billion dollar package fights climate change and lowers health care costs. it will extend affordable health coverage to 30 million people. >> cap seniors yearly out-of-pocket drug costs. a $2000 per year and cap insulin at $35 per month for medicare beneficiaries. but republicans say the bill will

aaa found most americans changed their driving behavior as a result. >> we know that 75% of people said they would change their lifestyle when it hit $5. and our survey, our follow-on survey seems to mirror that. you know, 65% of the people said "i made a change in my lifestyle." >> reporter: since june, energy demand, measured through gasoline deliveries, has been dropping steadily. it's now at lower levels than in june of 2020, during pandemic lockdowns. however, weather events could reverse this trend. >> we are entering the heart now of hurricane season, and a hurricane barreling through the gulf coast, hitting all the areas where there's oil production, as well as oil refining capacity, that can cause problems. >> reporter: now, the big question is, how long will this last? well, the good news is, gas prices are forecast to hover at or below $4 a gallon for the rest of the summer, but the bad news here is that the energy markets are volatile. in fact, crude oil prices jumped up more than a percent today. so, jericka, if you do have a fuel tank, fill them as much as you can. >> dunc

. >> it's good news for drivers on thursday, aaa reported the price for a gallon of regular gas stood at $3. and $0.99 the first time it's dropped below $4 since early march for a lot of drivers. that's real money. >> its money in their pocket money spend on other things. white house economic advisor heather boucher says falling gas prices are proof that the president's plan to address inflation is working. the president has been to this not all the different things that he called the livers. he could pull to help address rising costs for families. boucher says all eyes are on congress to provide more relief. >> on friday, the house will return to washington to vote on democrats. inflation reduction act within call back for a very important reason. massachusetts democrat jim mcgovern says the 740 billion dollar package fights climate change and lowers health care costs. it will extend affordable health coverage to 30 million people. >> cap seniors yearly out-of-pocket drug costs. a $2000 per year and cap insulin at $35 per month for medicare beneficiaries. but republicans say the bill