grady: absolutely. we are really positive on the energy sector.here is a lot of momentum in investing in the likes of energy companies, and more concentrated stocks as opposed to investors piling into others for diversified portfolios. the ones catching our eye, the boss energy of the world. commodity prices are through the roof. we are seeing well prices at an all-time high lately. energy is definitely one sector we are seeing a lot of momentum at the moment. we don't see downside anytime soon. with opec-plus cutting the daily oil production, it is a positive and negative for oil prices in australia and around the world, but demand will continue. kathleen: what about gold? you are focused on commodities of all kind and you think if the dollar turns around, gold miners locally in australia will surge, but the dollar turning is a big question at this moment. grady: it is a big question at the moment, when it will happen, but the recession outlook is high in the u.k. in europe, which will weigh on the u.s. market. local producers have done really we

cheryl: you know what, grady?ouse obviously putting out that statement because there was so much pressure from janet yellen as you mentioned from pete buttigieg, them going over to the saudis, the president biden was in saudi over the summer trying to get them to not cut production and that fell on deaf ears obviously. then the white house saying today how disappointed they are because of the worry about the global recession. so it has been quite the story today. grady trimble, thank you very much for that live report on gasoline prices. it affects all of us. >>> as you can see we had a little bit of a reversal in the last few moments. dow be s&p, nasdaq are all down. i want to emphasize we're well off session lows for all the major indices. the dow at one point was down 430. we have about five minutes to go. we told you how atlantic equities is bearish on goldman and morgan stanley but the firm says wells fargo, first republic, bank of america appear to be able to weather a downturn. b-of-a happens to be one of o

thank you, grady. grady trimble what a gutsy guy. so cool.away rival albertson's for nearly $25 billion in a bid to take on walmart, but will the deal pass regulatory muster? and plus, what does the latest retail sales report say about the state of the consumer and the health, the psychology of those as we head into the holiday season? we're going to have top analysts weigh in from the grocery aisles to the frozen yogurt craze, this weeks everyone talks to liz podcast guest, so enjoyed stopping at his local froyo shop , 16 handles in manhattan, that he decided you know what? i think i could run this thing and he bought it and he decided he was going to give up his job on wall street to run this company, and guess what? after buying his first one, he bought another franchise and another and another and now he's the ceo of 16 handles, i know the west coast doesn't have it but neil hershman says he's bringing it to you guys in california and arizona because he thinks it's the best out there. you've got to find more about his amazing journey on h

grady trimble in chicago. where are all the workers going, grady?wish i had the solution and answer to that question, stuart. there are more than 10 million openings, that was the case in august. it appears to be staying around that number each month. the big problem, according to economists, the checks from the government keep coming. starting with the federal stimulus checks. states are getting on board with this plan. by our count, 18 states, including some red states sending out what they call inflation relief checks. checks in the mail in california, those making as much as $250,000 for individuals, up to half a million dollars for families will automatically get between 200 and $1050 depending how many kids they have. in new york, those who are eligible can get what they call a one-time payment of $270. but that is in addition to another quote, one-time check sent out earlier this year for property owners. similar situation here in illinois. economists seem to agree the checks are not helping with inflation. jamie peters from marryville univer

stuart: got it, grady trimble, with the story. thanks very much, grady.e this morning. will you look at that? all double-digit percentage declines. ray wang is with me, our big tech guy. what's the problem here, ray, because these declines are simply enormous. >> yeah, a lot of it is coming from after the meeting with the installment of xi there and i think people are really getting scared. congressman prosperity, zero covid, attack on big tech these are all things starting to play into people's minds so international institutional money is am coming out there's about 2.5 billion left hong kong just in one-day, and it's one of the biggest outflows since 2014 and people are getting really concerned in terms of this policy and the policy shift s that are about to happen. stuart: it's really about cracking down on very wealthy individuals, cracking down on their power, like jack marr with alibaba. china is worried about this in equality, is that right? >> it's a lot part of that as well, there's a crackdown almost 9 billion in sell-off on the chinese richest

grady trimble joins me. take me through this esg invest, grady.nto the big banks' involvement in the united nations net zero banking alliance which is essentially a commitment from the banks to invest in and lend to businesses that are climate-friendly in order to ore deuce climate change. here's a look at some of the banks that are involved now in this investigation. they were served with civil investigative demands, essentially a subpoena prosecute if states for more information -- from the states for more information. some of the biggest financial institutions in the country, even the world for that mart. the 19 red statements that have launched this investigation include arizona, tennessee, texas and others that aren't on this map for for confidentiality reasons. they want info on the banks' environmentalling social and governance, or everything sg, policies. missouri attorney general eric schmidt, he's leading the charge because he says these policies are killing american companies and jobs. >> this stinks to high heaven and ought to scare th

grady trimble is at chicago's o'hare international airport. grady?you're planning to fly this thanksgiving or christmas, the time to book is now. starting october 20th, that's this thursday, the folks at the travel booking an hopper says prices will start going up. and even if you do book now before the 20th, prices are still high sky. the average round trip for thanksgiving is $274, up 19% from a year ago. if you wait till the last minute, you can expect to pay a lot more, well over $450. for christmas, tickets will cost even more than turkey day. hopper says christmas air fare will be the highest it's been in the past five years. $390 more a domestic round trip, an increase of 40% from last year. >> for travellers that are flexible, you can save $300 per ticket or more just by flying on the right days. the weekend after thanksgiving, two of the most expensive days to fly out of the year, if you can push travel to week days before or after thanksgiving, you can save a tremendous amount. same for christmas this year. >> a number of factors are contri

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thank you for that, grady trimble. this is the 15th straight day gas prices are climbing after that spade of 99 straight days where gas prices were falling and we're in between where we were and we had gotten so high and not so low. bottom line we're up about 40% in energy prices since the president took office. certainly republicans are talking democrats in the meantime. i have susan lee to read on the significance of this and michelle and, mitch, this notion here that just as we were getting used to the idea at least gas prices were coming down. that was two would he bees ago. they've been steadily rising and now we've got opec and opec+ countries are doing, we're going 8 ball again because no other prices aren't declining. they're all climbing. >> and we have a cpi print next thursday, which probably won't even have the impact of most of that and it's going to be the november one. that will come after around the time of -- neil: retail inflation? >> right, cpi. the thing no one is talking about that the element didn

coke, grady, are we -- okay, ggrady, are we better off now?u, it found that two-thirds of working americans feel like they're worse off financially than just a year ago and three quarters have less in savings now compared to the same time last year and you can see why when we look at the prices of every day items at the grocery store compared to two years ago a few months before president biden took office, eggs cost double what they did in october of 2020. the cost of beef has gone up nearly 70-cent a pound in the past two years and cost of bread up a quarter, 25-cents. these might not seem like huge increase when is you look at individual items but of course these are the kinds of groceries we're buying every single week so it adds up and as we head into the winter months, home heating costs are surging and expected to keep climbing and it could get so bad in parts of new england, they're bracing for possibility of rolling blackouts and from this graphic utilities like electricity and natural gas are up 21% and 63% respectively over the last

grady trimble in border town, wisconsin, on all of that, grady? see, neil, what type of clout the former president still has because he was here in wisconsin this weekend as all of the candidates in the close senate and governors races are crisscrossing the stay right now to make their final pitch. in the case of democratic governor tony evers and senate candidate and current lieutenant governor mandela barnes, they're hoping former president obama's visit over the weekend can rally voters, especially young voters. obama tried to paint republican tim michaels the governor's candidate, senator ron johnson as extremists. he also implied johnson wants to do away with social security. >> hours, sore backs, bad needs to get that social security. if ron johnson does not understand that, if he understands, giving tax breaks for private planes more than he understands making sure that seniors who have worked all their lives are able to retire with dignity and respect he is not the person who is thinking about you and knows you and sees you and he should n

but first, fox team coverage, grady has the senate race in wisconsin and peter doocy live on the northident biden think he can elevate to help democrats. >> gas prices, on the way back up. two hours from now president biden will come out and accuse big oil of keeping gas prices artificially high. but don't consider this a hail mary. when it comes to the november elections, president biden says he's feeling confident. >> i'm feeling good, i mean, i've been in i guess now 36 constituencies, so i'm going to be spending the rest of the time making the case this is not a referendum, it's a choice, a fundamental choice. >> president biden also claimed in the brief chat after voting early that he's going to go and campaign in california this week, that is not an event the white house has advertised yet but are hyping up trips to florida, pennsylvania, and no big barnstorming tour in the final days. >> backlash agenda, the reason biden is in the basement. if somebody told you as a democrat joe biden is here to help you he would jump out the damn window, he's so unpopular, his ideas are not wor

>> well, first if we look at the west coast as grady pointed out. that had both planned an unscheduled outages. the good news is that by mid of october, 3 of those refineries are going to return to service. in the midwest we actually had a fire at the largest refinery outside of the chicago area and then explosion at a refinery in toledo, ohio that will keep refinery down until new year. supplies are very tight in chicago, resupply can come from the gulf coast except it takes several weeks to get there through the pipeline system and as a result we have seen both in illinois and in ohio prices have been spiking over the last several weeks. maria: and do you expect the spike to continue as the weather gets colder? >> well, i don't think it will and gasoline prices because the demand in the midwest goes down precipitously as we get into december but the issue is that crude oil prices are rising, gasoline and diesel prices are going up as refineries continue with their maintenance season and unfortunately we are not going to see much relief in gasoline

first to grady trimble. good afternoon, grady. >> good afternoon.iance is really at the center of this investigation. that's a commitment from the big banks to fight climate change by investing in and lending to climate friendly businesses. here's a look at some of the banks that were served with civil investigative demands, essentially a subpoena for info on the bank's environmental and social governance or esg policies. the states that launched this investigation, are missouri, tennessee, and texas and others that are not on here for confidentiality reasons. companies are losing out on investments because they're not considered woke enough. blackrock is not part of this investigation but conservatives accuse them of participating in left wing activist investing. missouri, louisiana, south carolina and others are pulling pension funds from the asset manager by the hundreds of millions of dollars because of their esg push. this type of investing is a growing trend. a report found investors held more than 17 trillion in assets chosen based on esg pri

maria: all right, grady, thanks very much. grady tremble joining us. president president xi jinping secured a third unprecedented five year term this weekend as communist party leader, effectively becoming dictator for life. during the party congress, xi's predecessor was escorted out of the congress session, midway through the closing session. he is clearly being escorted against his own will. this was xi's predecessor and he's standing there, asking why he has to leave, it looks like, and then he turns to his seat. he turns to try to talk to xi jinping. no real response. he was the president of china before xi jinping. meanwhile, china announce today its economy grew 3.9% if in the third quarter, beijing released the data following a delay last week during the party congress. but we have to take a look at the selloff that happened overnight on the heels of the party congress. hong kong's stocks were down better than 6%. shanghai composite also down better than 2%. joining me now to talk about this and more is the former senior director of economic af

thanks, grady.'m raising here as we bring in "fox and friends" co host, pete hegseth. good to have you here today. i want to start with a reminder of this chicago teacher's union dance that was released by video back during the pandemic. let's take a look at this, that was supposed to make feel feel better. watch this. ♪ ♪ keep our students and our teachers safe ♪ >> martha: you remember this flashback from the teacher union head in los angeles. no such thing as learning loss. our kids didn't lose anything. it's okay they didn't learn all of their times tables, they learned resilience, survival, critical thinking skills. they know the difference between a riot and a protest. pete, what do you think? >> that is staggering. i was going to read that quote. in her mind, the role of teacher's unions in schools is to create little activists. if you don't believe me, look at what unions push from chicago to l.a. to the nea to the aft. they're not concerned about excellence for your children. these are educ

grady trimble has more in chicago. grady. reporter: hi, liz.ng about 1000 employees from this downtown chicago office, another in the suburbs and a third in south dakota. it says it wants all of its employees under the same roof at its arkansas headquarters which it plans to expand. so like a lot of the other companies that have left chicago and the chicago area recently it is going to a red state. the meat processor joins caterpillar, citadel and boeing in moving out. while tyson didn't mention high crime and taxes in its statement about the move we know those were factors for ken griffin when he decided to move his hedge fund to south florida earlier this year. crime in the city of chicago up 37% so far this year. the pro-business group illinois policy institute told us about tyson's move. for businesses to thrive and grow illinois needs a less regulated environment and both property tax and pension reform to foster a stable economic foundation that retains and attracts businesses to illinois. this latest exodus is not coincidental or unfixab

. >> ainsley: grady trimble from our sister network fox business joins us with more, grady?ning, will, ainsley, and brian. two-thirds of americans say they are worse off financially than one year ago. nearly 3/4, nearly 72% say they have less in savings than they did last year, that is according to a recent survey from salary finance. you can see why those percentages are so high when you dig in the numbers of everyday items like eggs for example, they cost double what they did in october of 2020, right before the 2020 election. a few months before biden took office. the cost of beef has gone up nearly $0.70 a pound in the past two years. look at brad to come up $0.25. these may not look like huge increases but these are the types of groceries we buy every single week so it all adds up. now as we are heading into winter months we know home heating costs are surging and expecting to keep climbing. it could be so bad in parts of new england, they are worried about rolling blackouts because of a shortage of natural gas. you can see from this graphic that utilities like electric

grady trimble's with us. a month ago it was $5.26 in california.ly? >> reporter: the greed of big oil, stu, if you ask governor gavin gavin newsom and other california democrats. but the reality is experts have been warning about possibility for months. heavy been saying that fuel supply is so tight that any minor disruptions could have major consequences, and that's exactly what we're seeing out west. and to some degree, in the midwest as well. right now in california at least three refineries are unexpectedly down. add to that is -- the usual high taxes and regulations, and this is what you get. prices at pump in california are up more than 60 cents in just the last week. in oregon and alaska heavy increased about 50 cents. -- they've increased. in nevada, arizona and washington the price of a gallon of gas is up between 35-45 cents in the past seven days. the average in california is around 70% higher than the national average of $3.80. in fact, it's helping drive up the national average for the second week in a row. what would have helped the s

my favorite topic, hey, there, grady. reporter: hey, cheryl. were one of the first of the commodities one of the first to surge in the summer of 2020 and then a lot of the other commodities followed lumber and now we could see that happening in the other direction. lumber prices are down about 70% from their peak in march of this year. that, of course is when the fed started raising interest rates. mortgage rates go up, home building and buying go down, and john kalabuch is seeing this firsthand, the owner at acm e lumber. we started seeing fed rate hikes in march. what did you see as a result of that and have you seen since then? >> definitely been declining little by little on sales and the pricing is down. we're just above where we were before the pandemic but it's definitely a big slowdown on things. reporter: and when you talk to your customers who come in and buy lumber, what are they buying for? because for a while, they were building patios on to home, people were renovating their homes, people were building new homes. that's not happen

grady trimble in chicago.ierce, 2020 presidential candidate, putting his money where his interests are, seeing if there's a way to get some excitement going in these races. bitcoin and all of that is a backdrop as attention turns back to this rogue currency. good to see you. first of all, right to bitcoin and crypto in general, bitcoin over $20,000. we've got bitcoin and a british prime minister keen on this investment. he is not alone. i wonder if this percolating is telling us something. >> adoption, interest, price is the primary barometer of sentiment, all markets are down at a governmental level and financial institutional level the jury is out. everyone believes this technology is here to stay and trying to understand how best to interact with it and how to better the lives of constituents and it is making an impact in politics domestically as well. neil: let me understand the political part of this. you have run for president and head of a fortune in this technology, it has been an on investment event o

grady trimble, what does that mean for prices at the pump?ices jumped immediately after news broke the opec plus countries are going to cut production as predicted by 2 million barrels a day starting in november, this comes a few months after president biden went to saudi arabia asking them to drill more. opec plus signaling they care more about their own self interests over the energy crisis in the us and in europe. with this move some analysts say oil prices could climb above $100 a barrel or higher. the national average for a gallon of gas is up $0.07 in the past week driven by the west coast states seeing double digit increases in a week because several refineries are down. when asked about the impact of the opec plus decision, transportation secretary pete buttigieg pushed for drilling for oil in the united states and president biden's green agenda. >> i think we will be in a better situation where we are not dependent on a commodity that is largely being produced in foreign dictatorships, one of many reasons american energy security wil

trimble live in concorde california with latest on the future of shipping hi grady. >> hi, jacke here basically looks like any other plane of this type. but if you look a little bit closer you can see some sensors other tech that allow this plane to fly you itself, we have the good fortune going up on flight with xwing saw firsthand can taxi, take off, land with no help at all from the pilot. you can see the yoke controller in video turning itself plane in air someone in what they call mission control center on the ground, communicating with air traffic control and monitoring the flight, right now there is still a safety pilot in the cockpit hopes eventually passengers feeling accountable getting on plane with no plooilt plan to start with cargo flights from one small airport to another goal flying without a pilot. >> we can fly to remote, packages don't really care. >> producing people getting to, you know, o remotely supervisor aircraft by the end of this decade especially regional and small aircraft highly doable. >> sooner than you might have thought a lot of the companies are wor

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grady trimble is with me.eatherization eats inflation. >> the claim from the white house is if your home is more energy efficient energy costs go down and will reduce inflation. starting next year there is the inflation reduction act, eligible for a tax credit of $1,200 to weatherize their home but look at the costs of doing that, they are pretty high. $95 per door to at window installation up to $65, and one thousand dollars, the list goes on, it could cost as much as $39,000 to winterize your home. it comes from the so-called inflation reduction act which the white house is still claiming with no proof that they will do what its name says it will, reduce inflation. >> many parts of the bill will take effect next year. for example there are tax credits for energy to help people weatherize their homes and bring forms of energy costs. we are focused on helping to make that transition to clean energy in a way that brings out energy costs for families. stuart: attacks foundation says it seems like making your hom

grady trimble in san francisco with the story. you went on these planes.ckage delivery work? >> reporter: package delivery would be the same. it is the plane itself that is remarkable and would make package delivery without a pilot possible. this is the plane we were on, a cessna grand caravan the look like any other cessna grand caravan but looking closer you can see the sensors and other tech that allow this thing to fly by itself. we saw a taxi take off and land with no help at all from the pilot. you see the yoke or the controller turning on its own. there is someone on the ground in what they call mission control center communicating with air traffic control and monitoring the flight. right now there is a safety pilot in the cockpit but their goal is to start with cargo flights from one small airport to another without a pilot by 2025. >> with this technology, a pilot in the front. >> reporter: eventually passengers will feel comfortable getting on a plane with no pilot and it might come sooner than you think. by the end of this decade. >> down the ro

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grady trimble in chicago outside tyson's corporate office. where are they going? >> reporter: like other companies that left illinois they are going to a red state, arkansas, moving 1000 employees and elsewhere in the chicago suburbs at 1/3 in south dakota. it once all its employees under the same roof near arkansas headquarters which it plans to expand, tyson is not the first major business to fly the coop from the chicago area. the meat processor joins caterpillar, citadel and boeing. tyson didn't mention high crime or taxes in its statement we know those were factors for ken griffin when he was deciding to move his fed hedge fund to south florida. chicago mayor lori lightfoot had beef with mcdonald's ceo who said the city's crimes making it hard for the company's downtown hq. mcdonald's's ceo needs to get educated but the fact is crime in the city so far this year is up 37%. the pro business group illinois told us about tyson's move for businesses to thrive and grow, illinois need to less regulated environment on property tax and pension r

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maria: great advice grady thanks very much grady trimble at o'hare international next hour "mornings with maria" begins right now. . good monday morning thanks very much for joining us this morning i am maria bartiromo. it is 8:00 a.m. on the button on the east coast, kanye ye best expanding into digital stage planning to acquire popular search media site social media company parler joining me for a fox business exclusive with more on this breaking news, is parliamentarian ceo george many farmer thanks for being here. good morning good to be with you -- >> is this selling to kanye west? >> the problem in technology, parler asset is being sold to kanye west tell me why you made this decision i know that you reorganized the company, created give your take why kanye west will dwhier what this does for parler a. >> a couple things to be said first parler, needs ye in many case needs brand to expand i think ye is very interested in expanding his social media presence, what motivated for him, from other social media platforms banning, we have seen, instagram twitter closing down his accoun

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grady: another rally on our hands, the s&p 500, look at this, equity of 2.5%. they sure are performance, a gain of over 3%. a start in a turnaround story in the asset classes. guilt only moving down three basis points. a big number. look at this, the special lows, adding to the boost. not far behind it, the commodities space up across the board. bloomberg commodity index is up 26%. jon: it is for the individual stock movers, a little bit of an everything rally. we look at transportation, the airlines and the cruise operators, and then the ev theme, for with encouraging electric vehicle sales. general motors are adding a former tesla executive to their board of electors. the reaffirm their production plans. investors are in a pretty upbeat mood. kriti: one more move, twitter shares by 13%. this is after months of legal battles, elon musk is agreeing to buy the company for the original offer price. the very latest and what has changed in the last couple of days? >> elon musk is throwing in the towel according to sources. he sent a letter to twitter aligning a pro

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box business grady, and revisionist history here. >> exactly, john. among the loudest for schools to be closed during the pandemic but now that we have seen the abysmal test scores, not making any mention how virtual learning may have contributed to that. you saw some of the lowest scores in decades in reading and math for 4th and 8th graders. parents, conservatives and others are blaming the low scores on the school closures during covid, which the largest teachers' unions in the country supported. we reached out to several of those unions. the national education association did get back to us. its president made no mention of remote learning in her statement to us. in the past as well, other unions have downplayed remote learning, los angeles said last year no such thing as learning loss, the kids did not lose anything. it's ok our babies may have not have learned all their times tables, they learned resilience, survival, critical thinking skills. difference between a riot and protest, and insurrection and coup. parents groups say they need to put p

grady trimble is live in chicago tracking it for us. what do we need to know?ely the falling prices from over the summer seem like a distant memory now that it's fall. the national average today is 3.9 about $0.13 higher than a month ago. $0.10 higher than just last week. refinery problems out west and to some degree in the midwest started the surge. now the parts of the country enjoying relatively low prices compared to other regions could see pump prices go up. gas buddies says in the south and east coast in particular they could see prices increase between 10 and $0.30 per gallon. it's largely because of opec's planned production cut of $2 million a day sending oil prices closer to $100 a barrel. >> what is your reaction to the opec? >> president biden: disappointment. we are looking at what alternatives. >> one of the alternatives is taking more oil out of the strategic petroleum reserve. >> we don't have to be in this situation. we don't need this opec+ confrontation. if president biden would have gone to the gulf coast and let's do domestic production. no

grady trimble, what kind of information is tiktok collecting and why? of data are they not collecting. of course, we know they're looking at your video preferences while you're browsing the app, but a new report from market watch says that they're siphoning data from more than half a million web sites, and they're covertly tracking wish lists in online stores for flower shops, fashion and clothing outlets and other sites. so they're not just collecting data while you're in the app, but also when you leave it to check out other sites. this is all part of tiktok's ambition to grow beyond a social media app known for dance trends and viral videos. the company is reportedly looking to expand the number of people who have made a purchase on the platform from around 24 million this year to nearly 38 million in just 3 years' time. basically, tiktok wants to be an e-commerce platform like amazon, andst it's already really, really good at predicting what you might want to buy even before you know what you want to buy. of course, lawmakers on both sides of the ai

here to react is polk county florida sheriff grady judd.> good morning, ainsley. >> ainsley: this breaks your heart. you heard michael's story. he doesn't know if even insurance will cover it. they denied him at first. imagine the devastation and not having a home that you have worked your whole life to pay for. and now we are learning there are people looting? tell us the details. >> i can tell you that i was down there with my colleagues, sheriff march sin know this weekend. and it's total devastation they have a right properties to be safe even when part of their home torn away. these looters, that's unacceptable. absolutely unacceptable. i would highly suggest that if a looter breaks into your home, comes into your home while you are there to steal stuff, that you take your gun and you shoot him. you shoot him so that he looks like grated cheese. because, you know what? that's one looter that won't break into anyone else's home and take advantage of them when they are the most vulnerable and the most weak. >> ainsley: i know that the re

grady trimble has more from chicago.or gavin newsom and other california democrats are blaming the high gas prices out west on big oil's greed but the reality is this is something experts have been warning about for several months now. they have said that fuel supply is so tight, any minor disruption could have major consequences. right now in california at least three refineries are unexpectedly down. add to that the usual high taxes and regulations, and this is a what you get. prices at the pump in california are up more than 60 cents in just the last week. higher fuel costs in the golden state, washington, oregon and others are helping drive up the national average for the second week in a row. what could make matters worse, if oil climbs back above $100 per barrel like some analysts are predicting. >> crude oil prices are rising. gasoline an diesel prices are going up as refineries continue with their maintenance season. unfortunately we're not going to see much relief in gasoline prices on a national level over the

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in concord, california , grady tremble fox business ktvu fox two. news at five starts now. these victims courageous victims have done is create this pattern for us to demonstrate to the court that he has the intent to sexually harass them. five san francisco police are working to track down a man they say is a serial harasser, the district attorney issuing the warrant today for bill jean hobbs. good evening and thanks for joining us, i'm christina redone. authorities say he's been groping in chasing women for weeks as ktvu s and rubin explains, they want people to be vigilant until hobbs can be taken into custody. hey. authorities say this man, bill jean hobbs has been terrorizing women around san francisco chasing grabbing, even forcibly kissing them. now they're announcing a warrant for his arrest. some behavior can be very creepy, but not criminal. and so we have crossed into a territory where his behavior has become criminal. the district attorney's office says there have been at least 14 incidents would show a pattern of behavior. columnist heather knight, with the san

reporter grady trimble flew on one of those planes out of the concord airport. here it is, it's a cessna grand caravan. it looks like any other plane of its type. but if you look a little closer, you can see it's retro fitted with sensors and other technology. gee that allow this plane to fly itself. we went up for a flight with x wing and saw it firsthand the plane can taxi take off fly and land with no help from the pilot. you can see the yoke or the controller in this video turning itself while the plane is in the air. there's someone in what they call the mission control center on the ground, communicating with air traffic control and monitoring the flight now there's still a safety pilot in the cockpit. x wing hopes. eventually though, passengers will feel comfortable getting on a plane with no pilot at all. but the plan is to start with cargo flights from one small airport to another with the goal of flying without a pilot by 2025. we can fly to remote areas we can fly over london densely populated areas we can fly without passenger handball packages don't

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grady trimble fox business. are right around the corner. are and alex michaelson is sitting down with a rival of governor newsom. brian doll. talk about why he believes he is the best candidate for the job. obviously i want to debate him anywhere anyplace anytime and like for it to be where people of california can see it. um, he doesn't want to debate because he doesn't want to talk about his failures in california. we have the highest taxes in the highest crime. we have homelessness. we have education issues. we have wildfires. drought name one thing gavin newsom actually fixed since he's been office. he doesn't talk about that. he wants to talk about rhonda santis. he wants to talk about people you know that are leaving. our he took goes to other states and tell them come back to california, california way which people there already left california so i just believe that he doesn't want to talk about his failed policies. um but yet polls show that he's up big. he defeated john cox, his republican opponent in 2018 . by about 25 points. he

grady trimble, fox business. this is ktvu fox two news at six.out campus safety at an elementary school in the north bay and out and after our stabbing has some people alarmed and administrators are promising to step up security. number one issue is that everybody's paying attention. you know very, very carefully about anything that they might be, um, be seen at a school site. the stabbing involving two teenagers happening on monday night at linwood elementary school in nevada, and the lack of security cameras on campus is raising questions. hello again, everyone . i'm julie julie haener mike mibach. that school has been on a list for safety upgrades now for six years, but as ktvu brooks jarocz explains, many of those safety improvements haven't even happened. right now, safety and security are top of mind for parents and lynwood elementary school in novato, perhaps adding cameras and just beefing it up all around. we really need it, police saying after school stabbing monday night has a 16 year old in critical condition of 17 year old was also h

i'm kelly o grady with fox business back to you. all right, well with companies switching to permanent hybrid or remote work now, what about those who make the physical offices work like those in the service industry will look at the efforts to strike a balance as changes continue across the corporate landscape and as investors await some key inflation reports coming out later on this week, stocks today on wall street relatively flat. the dow up slightly 35 points and nasdaq dropped 135 points in the s and p was down 26. and a barrier of weather or pattern is kind of static out there with lots of low clouds and fog for the coastlines of mild temperatures inland. we'll see if things a lot change around in our ok, floor and decor, show me what you've got. now this tile says “spa day, all day.” but this modern look is so me. how's that for on-trend and on-budget? at floor and decor, with our high-quality selection at everyday low prices, your upgrade has never been more “you.” explore floor and decor today! the office market in the cit

grady trimble reports now from an amazon fulfillment center as they host their today early access salen halloween yet, but the holiday shopping deals are already here. it's the first ever prime early access sale. want to show you some of the items that you might want to scoop up today at a huge discount in the electronic category, you can get bose headphones sound bar, a chromebook from anywhere between 30 to 60% off katie connor and his with amazon pretty early to be thinking about holiday shopping, but it seems like consumers are ready for it. and you have sales on not only electronic. that's what you know. people think about this time of year but also on everyday household items that have really been more expensive because of inflation. that's right. we have a variety of household goods. we've got detergent things that you would normally find at the grocery store. you can also find an amazon as part of our primarily access sale in order to meet the demand and get these items delivered to people's doorstep. you're going to need people this holiday season. you're already hired. that's

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