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in fuel duty on a gallons... in fuel duty on a gallon of fuel is £1 90 per gallon.ca is 18 cents. but another 30 on the state and local. one gallon. i mean, that blows my mind. and if you raise gas prices in the usa that is another thing that she won't talk about on cnn tonight. gas prices to pay for the government debt, you would lose the election. government debt, you would lose the election-— the election. yes. i mean, gas rices the election. yes. i mean, gas prices are _ the election. yes. i mean, gas prices are high _ the election. yes. i mean, gas prices are high up _ the election. yes. i mean, gas prices are high up here, - prices are high up here, relatively.— relatively. give over. laughter _ laughter whenever you tell the uk and the europeans that gas prices are high in america, it is like hello, come over here. you are right. this is a really interesting point. the populist economic message of donald trump is really pounding, and that isn't grocery and food bills are higher, gas is higher, it is more expensive to live, and that is going to be a tough thin

i'm going 44. 7 gallons.ays, i said 22. 8 gallons. stuart: i'm going in the middle, 38 gallons per person per year. reveal please. the answer is 44, that means altogether american consumers, 8.6 billion gallons of soda per year. we are out of time. thanks a lot

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billion gallons in 2024 to 89 billion gallons in 2034. the annual gasoline tax receipts are expected -- expected to drop more than 5% per year starting in 2030. combine this drop with currently predicted trust fund spending. annual cash deficits in the $13 billion per year range -- to jump to a $51 billion deficit in 2034. t on a use or pay basis and other historical reason trust fund spending is exempt for most controls are in effect and process statues in this jurisdiction. if overture tried dick's the deficit in 2034 solely by increasing gasoline taxes let me emphasize absolutely no one is advocating this. the current 18.3 cents per gallon gasoline trust fund will need to be increased by about 58 cents per gallon to a total tax of about 76 cents per gallon of gasoline. there are alternatives to motor fuel taxes could continue the user pay paradigm which i dressed in my written testimony but none are nearly as easy to administer as the gasoline tax going from fuel to vehicle the subject of taxation means going for about 1300 points of c

i'm going 44. 7 gallons. lauren: i said in the break i won't say what ashley says, i said 22. 8 gallons. stuart: i'm going in the middle, 38 gallons per person per year. reveal please. the answer is 44, that means altogether american consumers, 8.6 billion gallons of soda per year. we are out of time. thanks a lot. ashley: we are looking at the busy shopper, complete 180 from where we were a week ago when we were worried about a recession. a lot of people thinking the shopper was done, the debt was so high, supposed to be the great capitulation. shopping activity the sharpest jump in the better part of the year and a half, walmart saying strong across the board, gave good guidance, for a lot of big retailers, 4%, don't know what it is now but following that the consumer is anything but dead. kelly o'grady following his that. we've done a full 180 on this. it's a remarkable turnaround based on, i think, us. >> reporter: there is a lot of anxiety about the health of the consumer. today's data shows you things a

gallon to a total tax of about 76 cents per gallon of gasoline. there are alternatives to motor fuel taxes could continue the user pay paradigm which i dressed in my written testimony but none are nearly as easy to administer as the gasoline tax going from fuel to vehicle the subject of taxation means going for about 1300 points of collection of gasoline taxes to 279 million points of collection which is a number of registered private vehicles in the u.s. in 2022. taxing vehicles with over 200,000 times as much work for the irs and taxing motor fuel. in short after rapid decarbonization of highway transportation is to be a federal policy goal, congress should carefully consider whether and how to replace the fossil fuel based highway user taxes that currently support highway without some other revenue sources. thank you and look forward your questions. >> thanks very much. i will now turn to the distinguished senator from michigan who i think it knows and cares more about the auto industry than pretty much anybody around here. senator stabenow. >>

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. >> i got a full tank for $2.94 a gallon. that was great. >> reporter: gas prices have dropped the last four weeks in a row, with the national average now $3.36 a gallon. almost 50 cents lower than last year. how long do you think prices will continue to drop? >> this is something, this downward trend could last through thanksgiving or even christmas. we could see the national average falling below $3 a gallon for the first time in several years. >> reporter: aaa says the best time to hit the road on friday is before noon or after 7:00 p.m. walter webber and march chadwick left chattanooga, tennessee, and drove overnight to get to new york. >> one, two, 3:00 in the morning, very little going on on the roads. it's a clear road. >> reporter: you zipped down the highway. also kicking off the weekend early, john and adrianna ziza. they flew from chicago to newark. >> come back on sunday. so we're expecting that probably will be a lot busier. >> reporter: you can't stay longer? >> too many kids at home, so no. >> reporter: roxana

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. >> i got a full tank for $2.94 a gallon.almost 50 cents lower than last year. how long do you think prices will continue to drop? >> this is something this downward trend could last through thanksgiving or even christmas. we could see the national average falling below $3 per gallon for the first time in three years. >> reporter: aaa says the december time to hit the road is before noon friday. >> one, two, 3:00 in the morning is very little game on the roads. it's kind of a clear run. >> reporter: so you just zip down the highway? >> yeah. >> reporter: also kicking off the weekend early, john and adriana zisa. they flew from chicago to new york. >> we come back on monday. we're expecting that will be a lot busier. >> reporter: you can't stay a little longer? >> too many kids at home. . so. >> reporter: late afternoon storms caused some delays at airports in the south and the northeast. that's one reason travel experts recommend catching early flights to get to where you want to go. roxana saberi, cbs news, newark airport, n

it's going to make a huge difference because our air tankers now, they carry 1200 gallons. so at 4000 gallons that's almost four times the amount that we're going to have right there. on the initial attack, quickly able to drop on the fire and hopefully keep it small, because our goal is to keep all our fires, 95% of our fires at ten acres or less. >> okay. explain a little bit about how cal fire crews were able to retrofit this huge plane. how long did it take and how much did it cost? >> yeah. so the coast guard helped retrofit the air, the body, the wings and things like that, but we came in and we and we provided it was 6.5 million for each plane to put the retardant dropping system in. now it's a it's a new state of the art technology that we've invented. that pressurizes the retardant so that we can fly longer, fly farther. and when it drops, we can penetrate, if it's in a tall forest and things like that, we can get to the floor and penetrate down to where the fire actually is. >> yeah. so, brant, it really sounds like you're able to, you know, pinpoint, right. the r

they can fly 800 miles on a tank in store for 1000 gallons of fire retardant. these planes previously belonged to the u.s. coast guard. but a bill passed by congress in december allowed them to be transferred to california, making us the first state in the country to be using these planes to fight fires like these governor newsom says this will help cal fire hit fires earlier and harder. well, let us hope that we are prepared because we are smack dab in the middle of fires. yeah, here we go. number readily heading toward the people. we've got such a break this last weekend. i mean almost a miracle. the rain that came down, the park fire. we've been talking about that. >> starting to get concerned. this may burn all the way through summer, but what we have so much rain in and around that fire. some of the mountains reporting over an inch of rain actually on that active fire. now, 82% contained. that is great news. not all the way out. they've got some work to do, but get some favorable conditions. still live on the hot side right now. you're in the 90's and chic

how much gallon will cost hear the bear these days. plus, a group lawmakers getting a new view today of the assassination attempt of former president donald trump. and that story and more after the break. >> gas prices will be at least a bit cheaper if you're planning a road trip for the labor day weekend, the national average has dropped $0.20 since may is now 3.38. for an average gallon of regular, of course, here in california, things are always more expensive. the state average here is for 60 a gallon. analysts predict prices will continue to fall, though. here's how things are looking right now to fill up your tank in the bay area. the most expensive gas is in the north bay, an average of 49 for a gallon of regular and the cheapest is in santa clara county at 4.59. on the peninsula. you're paying around 4.80, in the east bay around 4.70. >> a new report shows a plug-in hybrid vehicles are becoming more popular. then all electric. now wall street journal reports shows more automakers are canceling plans for full electric cars. driv

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. >> i got a full tank for $2.94 a gallon, so that was great. >> reporter: gas prices have dropped on four weeks in a row, with the ave national avere now $3.82 since a gallon, lower than last year p or how long do you think prices will continue to drop. >> this is a downward trend that could last through thanksgiving or even christmas. we could see the national average falling below $3 a gallon for the first time in several years. >> reporter: aaa says the best time to hit the road on friday is before noon or after 7:00 p.m. pure walter webber and march chadwick left chattanooga, tennessee, yesterday and drove overnight to get to new york this morning. >> 1:00 come to a clock from 3:00 in the morning cover there's very little going on on the roads. >> reporter: you just zipped down the highway? >> yap had. >> reporter: also kicking out the weekend early, john and adrianna ziza. they flew from chicago to newark today. >> we come back on sunday, so we are expect in that will probably be a lot busier. >> reporter: you can't stay longer? >> too many kids at home. [laughter] >> reporter:

so at 4000 gallons, that's almost four times the amount that we're going to have right there. on the initial attack, quickly able to drop on the fire and hopefully keep it small. >> cal fire says the c-130h should help in its efforts to keep 95% of the wildfires at ten acres, or less. ultimately, the planes will be stationed across california. the goal is for an air tanker to be able to respond to a wildfire anywhere in the state within 20 minutes, keep the aircraft coming. >> we need them here in california. i've flown in one of those c-130s. they're very impressive, especially at the low level. oh, yeah. >> it's amazing when you see those big planes come in low over the fire. oh, my gosh. yeah, yeah. okay, so. well, considering the weather we've had, the fire conditions are manageable for august. we had a heck of a last couple of weeks. cooler than average. we had that rain on saturday, especially in northern california. and that's heating up again. these are the highs from today. the highs warmed up from saturday to sunday. then they warmed up from sunday to monday today. a

of petrol a thousand. dollars a gallon, never mind a few dollars or few pounds, the economic strategic impact on the region and thereafter the world of this balloon really going up is very, very hard to understand why nobody is putting their foot on the break and stopping this now, before it gets any more serious. thanks for the call, stay in london. neil harris is up next. what's on your mind, neil? yeah, i just, i just wanted to um speculate on that at what point uh, with all this mayhem uh be triggered, which is basically what we're talking about. yeah, exactly. well, when iran and the resistance arc uh respond to the crimes that were committed against them recently, then israel will have to decide how it deals with that, if it deals with that by way of further escalation, then we're into the cycle i've just described, and we're into the not just possibility, but probability of iran friends coming to the defense of iran and israel friends coming to the defense of israel, and whatever way you dice it, that's a world war. if you've got russia, china and iran and the resistance movemen

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on average a gallon not too it's 8.26. yeah. and some californians are now able to access or driver's license or state id is on their phones. >> google wallet, users now have the option to store their legal state identification on their devices. >> california's are going to be able use their mobile wallets to get through places like airport security checkpoints and in some apps as well, more than half a million californians actually took part in a state pilot program. they already have their mobile driver's licenses on their phones earlier this month, the governor announced that if you have an apple wallet, you will also soon be able to have your id on your phone as well. it's a 27 up next on the kron. 4 morning news. how celebrated san francisco chef is getting a little creative during this little creative during this shortage will be right back. why do you do it? you ignore the signs, and the flashing lights. my mom is out there. that's my dad in that truck. slow down. how would you feel if that was your dad? be alert. be work

the national average for gas is $3.38 a gallon. not like that here. of course, california's average is 4.60, and the bay area. we usually pay a little bit more than that. so let's take a peek. sonoma county is for 89 a gallon on average and go down the list. and nikola the timer. so you see the prices go down penny by penny until you get to santa clara county, which is looking at 4.59 a gallon right now. so they say the trend is downward but down always go slower than up. when it comes to gas prices, californians are now able to access their driver's licenses or state id on their phones. google wallet, users have the option to store legal state id there. california's ability to use their mobile wallets to get through airport security checkpoints and you get get it on an app as well. more than a half a million californians have been doing this state pilot program. they already have their mobile licenses earlier this month the governor announced mobile driver's licenses. we'll also be coming soon to apple wallet. users. >> well, the tsa says that labor

so at the moment, the state average is $4.60, a gallon. analysts, though, do predict prices could continue to fall in the meantime, as you head out this morning, here's a just a glimpse of where the average prices are around the bay sonoma counties, the most expensive it for 89 about midway down the list. you got rid county at 4.76. and for the cheapest gas all the way down there at the bottom of the list, santa clara county with an average price per gallon $4.59. 7.25. is the time some californians are now able to access their driver's license or state id on their phones. google wallet users now have the option to store legal state identification. governor newsom's office announced that change just today. californians are going to be able to use their mobile wallets now to get through places like airport security checkpoints. and in some apps as well, more than half a million california to participating in that state pilot program already have there mobile driver's licenses on their phones. last week the governor announced that mobile dri

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that increases up to 2030 to 90 miles per gallon. the only way to get that is to make e.v. the manufacturers to manufacture more e.v.s that consumers just don't want. sales are declining. interest is declining. and they only currently make 8% of sales. >> steve: she has been very clear in the past that she was essentially for a ban on fracking. it will be interesting to hear tonight how she explains all the flip-flopping. i have a question for you, jason. that is, if people are supposed to drive electric cars, you would think the biden administration. they get money to build electric charging stations. in 2021 it put 7.5 billion to build half a million of them. so far, 2.4 billion has gone to the states and they were supposed to build half a milo million. so far they've built 69. not going the right direction real quick. >> it is certainly not going the right direction. she was the one that cast the lone deciding vote on the inflation reproduction act. it increased inflation significantly. this is the largest government hand-out of taxpayer dollars to companies, the most in

we had thousands of gallons of, of waste water. frank waste water coming out from this facility here. my ceiling am is, am i sure my family based mushroom and it helps remediate the soil? um it cleans the toxins out of the soil. would it be better and put it right here and then oh, flooded pretty crazy how toxic it is. we have a lot of family members who have died on because of like stage 4 and they didn't know they had stage 4. we're now looking into how can we have our own communal garden space of traditional medicines and remediation plants to help our communities? because as you can see here, we're in a desert or in a dry place, we can only network amongst ourselves. and i think that's where we'll find the solutions is through each other rather than relying on a system that was left for us. yeah, looking good. the yeah, we're showing into the 30 minute nice tie episode, and then you just release the whole thing even with like some maybe jokes or to some stupid things or maybe think we shouldn't have said. and that can just go,

plane has a 4000 gallon tank holding 3000 more gallons than cal fire's other aircrafts. crew members on board can also portion out contents of the tank however they see fit. we can split it up one way, two ways, 12 ways if we need to, or we can just not drop it all and bring this load back and use it for the next fires. aircraft also have the greatest speed and range of cal fire's entire air fleet. the first c-130h went into service monday at mcclellan air tanker base, right outside of sacramento. okay. middle class americans, some of them are moving to new cities to find affordable housing. and some of those cities. believe it or not, are in northern california. new study lists the top five metro areas that middle class is moving to because they seem to find them affordable. the top four cities are in florida, with port saint lucie taking the top spot. middle class population there grew by 88% in 2023. rounding out the top five, stockton lodi area here in california. middle class there increased over 55%. the moving firm hire a helper compiled that list with the u.s. ce

for a lot of folks the litmus test for the economy is how much they are paying for a gallon of regular unleaded. that will start moving down closer to three dollars or $3.25. that is also a positive for harris. there are a lot of crosscurrents. if this is the end of the correction in the stock market, it feels like a draw to me for the candidates. host: viewers should know that cnn is reporting on their website that when it comes to the choice of running mate for vice president harris, it is minnesota governor tim walz being reported is a selection -- as the selection. i just wanted to show you the front page. any thoughts on choices? also how does it add to the economic picture of how you run this economy on a larger scale when you run it on the state level. guest: i am an economist. my sense of it is is if you are a governor, that is an executive position. you are very involved in the things that matter in terms of your states economy. you are the largest cheerleader for your state. you are working hard to get businesses to expand and locate in your state. being a governor is a prett

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a far cry from that spike to $5 a gallon two years ago.nd look, some drivers in some states we're seeing even bigger drops, nearly $1 cheaper over the last year in oregon, washington state at $0.08 in the battleground, state of arizona, $0.68 in utah. that is a big change as far as why it's happening. well, on the supply side, oil prices have been low in part because the u.s. is producing record amounts of oil refineries are doing really well. they haven't been sidelined by extreme heat. so that means gas supplies have been up on the demand side. it's actually been a little bit soft in the u.s. as far as demand for gasoline, but no matter the reason, this is all really good news. yes. so being held the both on the supply and the demand side, it seems i should point out we do care, we do care, we do want to know why so good to have you explain it and talk to us a little bit about the impact this is having for people's wallet? and is it possible to know how long this will last? >> well, rahel, this is real savings gasbuddy is projecting that

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i'm paying $3.700 a gallon for diesel now. is that going to go down?by halloween. that's because we're going to get into colder weatherer. that's when much of the nation switches from diesel to the heating oil, especially in new england, in the northeast. so i do think we'll see a higher price for deals as we move closer towards the winter although the state of the u.s. economy probably has a lot of influence on that. diesel now at its lowest level since prior russia's invasion of ukraine. stuart: yes, i know that. all good news. patrick dehaan, thanks for joining us. >> thanks, stuart. stuart: let's have a look at the dow 30, see what's going on. there's a lot of selling, a lot of red ink there. it's about two-hisser down, one-third up -- two-thirds down. the dow is off 82 points. 41,252. all right, sports fans, don't go anywhere. friday feedback is next. ♪ ♪ you know, when i take the bike out like this, all my stresses just melt away. i hear that. this bad boy can fix anything. yep, tough day at work, nice cruise will sort you right out. when i'm rid

you had gasoline at 1.87 a gallon. nobody talks about that anymore. nobody can believe it's going to happen. it's going to happen again. we have got to get the energy prices down and everything else is going to be tumbling down with it, the prices. because, what biden has done to the economy is so horrible. and what he has done to inflation in our country is just very destructive. >> lawrence: mr. president perfect segway. >> we will do it for you. >> lawrence: it's the perfect transition, mr. president. i met linda at the airport yesterday i talked to her and i said what is the number one concern? she is concerned about kamala harris and her energy policy. what is your question for the former president? >> mr. president, what can we do. >> hi. >> to achieve a permanent, long-term energy solution to keep us energy independent? >> lawrence: such a great question. mr. president? >> it's a great question. it's such an important question. and, look, we're run by people that are not smart people. okay? not smart people. we have more liquid gold, you have h

the israel continues to carry out the tanks across the gallons a strip. at least 25 people have been killed and just the past 24 hours and this right estrada k. the house in kansas city is shake rod one neighborhood on sunday, killing at least one person. meanwhile, in the south, tens of thousands of palestinians have been told by his ready forces to evacuate the eastern pods of con unice. many of them sleeping on the straits as they are left with nowhere else to guard since central gaza and is rarely striking a home and looks around the refugee camp people's lives seem digging through the rubble of the building. it gets released by the palestinian central bureau of sophistic show is there any forces have killed 1.8 percent off because of strips population since october the 7th on saturday and is ready as try call. the school in gaza. city killed more than $100.00 palestinians. this was the i time is royal headphone to school with sheltering displaced people. i'll just arizona. so sharif has this report on the optimize with the attack. as i know it was a

allison chinchar: a major hurricane can unleash up to 2 trillion gallons of rain a day and release theatomic bombs every second. max olson: there's two types of water that you have to contend with. you have the fresh water flooding that can happen after the storm makes landfall, and it's just dumping all this rain. with hurricane harvey, for example, more than 50 inches of rain fell within the span of about a day and a half. it was so heavy, the rain in just the houston area, that the crust of the earth in that area sank by about an inch. 20 trillion gallons of water will fall on the southeastern portions of texas and into louisiana over the next couple of days. [waves crashing] max olson: storm surge is probably the scariest, though. storm surge is literally the ocean being pushed inland, and it can happen very quickly, especially with those intense hurricanes. michael brennan: storm surge is getting worse because sea level is rising. it's not just this slow, steady rise of water. it's a violent push of water with catastrophic wave action on top that can destroy houses. storm surge ha

the army is bombing areas close to one eunice in the south and in central gallons. a loud explosions have been heard and there on the following is a strong like in the same area on tuesday. the killed that me snowing, palestinians, the wounds that were taken to ok. so hospital attack happened in a busy area near this case a t r a couple resuming joins is now from there on by like tart, the slate to strongly going to busy marketplace must have been particularly devastating. yeah ever thing and gaza strip has been devastated by that as well as flags that has that have no sort of respite or even a kind of mitigation on residential houses. the army has been bounding the entire strip from the newest to the central area to the south of this trip. ah, i will start the coverage with a new evacuation older being passed to the residence, offsets and took students that were blocked armies set that to own residence in the neighborhoods of a hot, the southern dairy bella and the residents in to shoot to me by phone books 129100 foot to you all in a dangerous combat. so for the i

people who struggle on daily basis, the queue in line for hours to get a gallon or 2 gallons of water. i know with the threat happening that these water wells and water rather rose in days to part the city are under attack. it's totally going to exacerbate the human, it's very in a crisis that is there perhaps better describe as an, an emergent and above the emergency crisis to can it plays across the gods. also the ongoing tungsten has been taking it all on the population on the visit goes well being the mental well being, they constantly the feeling of not being unstable and something that has been feeding into permanent displacement is causing lots of a trauma and min copland support. not only the rate, not only for people who are residing in these areas, but for the display of populations, we're really suffering from being evacuated or pushed into internal and for displacement for more than 5 times. in some cases. quite shocking in times of ongoing displacement. we've seen this happen in across the gaza strip. now there is a grain of, of truth in the bottom of this information tak

is a and is effectively controlled by israel, which inspects old deliveries, including a, into the gallons a strip. it's submitted to cheapest, office at the border could be monitored remotely. the area includes the roof of crossing large parts of which have been destroyed after as well, to controlled a few months ago. and that's made even hard for much need today to get into goals. and is there any prime minister benjamin netanyahu has recently insisted, israel retained control of the colorado to start with and smuggling, as part of his huge amounts in sci fi tools, or process j, or should any, is a former us ambassador 3 to check it. he says law arrest on whether it's ready. politicians can agree on one paul ford, it seems to be the core issue remains whether israel, the israel, the government can unite behind a negotiated cease fire. we've seen again recently the other parts of the cap is saying they will quit. yes and they will leave the government and the government will fall if the niche on yahoo accepts and negotiated ceasefire agreement before achieving all announced warnings. and

santa clara county there at the bottom offers, the cheapest average price of $4. $0.59 a gallon. home depot says it expects sales numbers to drop 3 to 4% this year. despite reporting a rise in sales in the 2nd quarter, the retail giant is pointing the finger at the economy, making homeowners put off their home improvement projects. home depot ceo said in a statement that higher interest rates in the housing market have also for shoppers to spend less at their stores. >> coming up next, a bay area, mosquitoes testing positive for west nile. we're going tell you the tell you areas and towns that officials are keeping. 10. 29 right now. breaking news. there is a growing wildfire happening right now are in counties across was when harvey following it for us here in studio yeah, that's right. this just coming in to our newsroom. so officials now calling this fire. >> the queen still fires burning white near marine wooden of auto. okay, get a look. these are images of the fire we just recorded moments ago. yes, you see smoke filling up the sky. this in a remote area at the time. the fi