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if you recently had a heart attack, ask your doctor about brilinta. my heart is worth brilinta.ou can't afford your medication, astrazeneca... ...may be able to help. . liz: we have great news for the nearly 38 million summer travelers hitting the road this week. u.s. gas prices hit a 12 year low over the 4th of july holiday, nearly two dozen states saw prices drop below $2 a gallon, the drop corresponds with the worst six months stretch for oil prices since 1997. even president trump weighing in, he tweeted -- meantime volvo announcing it will phase out making cars with conventional gas only engines. let's get details from our very own gerri willis. >> reporter: luxury carmaker volvo will start making cars run by only internal combustion engine by 2019, all will be fully electric or hybrid by that time. the announcement makes voefl oat first major automaker to abandon the technology that has fired up the industry for more than 100 years, starting way back to model t in 1908. the couple of's ceo had this to say, this is about the customer, people increasingly demand electrified

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