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peter alexander from the white house this morning thank you. >>> now the question is how will all of this affect the price we pay at pump. nbc's tom costello has been talking to experts he's in bethesda, maryland. hey, tom, what do you think? >> reporter: yeah, about 10 to 25 cents within the next week or two say the experts. as we all know, oil shot up about 15% yesterday, very sensitive to what happens in the markets and what's happening geopolitically gas prices are sure to rise, but how much really depends on what happens next it may be a world away but the ripple effect may soon arrive at a gas station near you saturday's attacks took out 5% of the global oil supply sending world oil prices surging. within days experts predict pump prices will also start edging higher >> consumers could face steeper hikes than $0.o gallon and it could last to anksgiving. >> reporter: at the end of monday, gas was averaging $2.57, 30 cents cheaper than a year ago. if prices do jump by 30 cents, that would put prices back to where they were this time last year the u.s. is less dependent on foreign oithan ionce was todathe u.s. is the world's biggesprodt

costello for us in d.c thanks, tom. >>> there have been new attacks on u.s. troops in afghanistan. one killed in a car bombing and others wounded in an explosion there. peter alexander is on the story this morning good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. it has another violent stretch in afghanistan with three suicide attacks this week. this year the deadliest for u.s. troops in combat in afghanistan since 2014 a car bomb in kabul yesterday leaving one american soldier and at least ten civilians dead, dozens injured another explosion hours later hurt more members of the military, along with some two dozen civilians. a child was also killed. it is the most recent in a series of attacks by the taliban. coming as washington is preparing to unveil a new agreement with the group jim mattis speaking on msnbc, calling it a signature move of the taliban. >> they hate ballots and love bullets and bombs. the challenge to the diplomats is enormous, for our folks trying to end this. >> reporter: the proposed deal would see the phase withdraw of u.s. troops from afghanistan 5,000 american troops over 135 days in return for the taliban agreeing to enter peace tal