of july travel rush and this year gas prices are up and maybe commuters are down a little bit and terns of millions of you expected to get out of town for the fourth. whether you drive or you fly, you're looking at a live picture of the roads right now and at one of air airports. michael george reporting that you'll spend a lot more to do it. >> americans are breaking free this independence day at near pre-pandemic levels. aaa predicts 48 million people are traveling 50 or more miles from home this holiday weekend, up 3.7% over last year. the bigger surprise, a record 42 million people are going by car. >> it's going to surpass all of the numbers since the year 2000. so we are up there and the pent-up demand is definitely showing. >> that demand is enough to override consistently high gas prices, though a drop in the global price of oil helped shave about 9 cents off the average price per gallon. some retailers are chipping in, too. but some are still choosing to spend the holiday at home. >> all anybody can afford if they want to put food on the table is just to stay home, simple as th

the ivan franko house of lviv presented a project of an art audio film on the story of the writer tern in the leg, its creation is being done by the ukrainian audio publishing house storis, the authors of the project, together with the actors, made an entire expedition to frank's favorite places in the hutsul region and recorded the sounds of local nature musical instruments and hutsul way of life , so far only a teaser of the upcoming audio film has been presented, and the tape itself will be ready by the end of the year. in general, the artists plan to create an entire audio triptych of frank's works, and for this they are asking for your financial support. you can donate to the project on the website of the publishing house. we specially went on a scientific expedition to krivovni where they wrote a lot of local local sounds that create a local flavor, how a spruce creaks, how a barberry knocks on a tree, how waves of a cherry tree beat on a stone, and of course frank's text itself became the basis this audio film today is only about the epilogue, but we are sure that even in our to

so more of the graz prom, and it went down for tern days due to maintenance and very little gas flowingough it and the question is what will end up at the end of the ten days if gazprom decides to not turn the gas back on and if you're on the ra radio doing the air quotes, things can be a lot more rough i love the canada story where it sanctions with putin, but we'll fix one of his turbines. >> why did that happen or how does that not fall under the sanctions? >> so tyler, hi, by the way, the turbine will not be sent directly back to gazprom. >> it's being sent to germany. it's technically a german fix. >> that's right. i want to send a package to kelly, but i have sanctions on kelly. so i'm going to send the package to you, tyler and then you can give the same package to kelly with my affection. that's what's happening. >> what's an anvil it's the acme anvil company, so that's what they're doing and they're trying what they have to do, tyler and kelly to fill up the tanks ahead of winter. 400 euros per megawatt hour, for what we are paying even in texas today, it's not nearly that high

then in may of 2019, i got notice from my longest tern tenant 17-years moving for bigger and better things. we had a great relationship him and his partner were moving. they moved in july of 2019 they moved. in september 2018 i had an emergency surgery. i am not going to get into details. major surgery. when i got done in may i was still recovering. he was leaving. the house wasn't upgraded. i thought, you know what? i am not feeling well. john is leaving. i am turning 65 that december. i cannot continue to do this. it is 44 years. a lot of work. i raised my daughter by myself. a lot of work. i spoke with a lawyer. i have done everything legally with permits. i decided i have to go out of the business. i did it for a good amount of time. i have to go out of the business. i am 65. i am turning 65. i can't restart again. i went out of the business. then i thought i love the unit, my daughter loves the units, she was born there. she is 35 now. she was born there. my house where i live i did it for convenience. bigger. i could sell that to a new family with stairs to go up to the bedroom. gett

doesn't look like there will be at least from a technical standpoint and any big bounces and one week of terns it's hovering down on the day and down 13 on the week and on pace for the lowest yield close in two months and boons, boons were flirting with 1% today. they had a close below 1% since the third week in may. definitely at a 103 underscores. that weakness is being the big issue that investors are trying to price in and it's not only that it's the fact that europe, they're acting like things are normal, but to be so close to the energy situation that the russians put them in just makes the markets quite nervous. back to you. >> since i'm back on a friday for a charge, quick question, quick answer what is your takeaway. what did you learn this week, rick >> the spreads in the market and the spreads in life. the spread is between reality and desire and that really sums up what we should be learning from europe as putin has them under his thumb. listen, mr. buttigieg, we all want to go green and take care of the planet, but it's not ready for prime time we need to concentrate on the fires

show us this photo and the person who came to ask for money for ukraine, you see next to ursula von ternbeing a hungry chair man asked for another one, it was provided to him. and this is also a metaphor for how not ukrainians feel, but ukrainian officials. the mood is beautiful mug. big we see everything he has very well. but sobyanin had just signed a decree appropriating the territory at the british embassy in moscow square of the lugansk people's republic congratulations to all thanks to the citizens of moscow, they voted the choice was not an easy square of the british embassy square, the german embassy square of the belgian embassy chose the official london well, son vladimir vladimirovich spoke about khaim, they really, allegedly appeared. although why do we supposedly proceed from the fact that they really appeared in the zaporozhye region, all ukrainian propagandists look delighted. blows a hole in the building and traces flew in and that's it. sixth the topic is crackling uh over living objects of the thousandth situation of the control of the struggle ukrainian militants publi

i want to recognize that folks who are talking about cars in terns of economic recovery are nothing less than climate artist. i also want to recognize that a super creeply that a highly funded museum opened to a crowd. funded by republican donor, not only will the campaign take away safe place for streets and commute on a flat and face group. but also cost millions of dollars to put our waste water facilities at risk just to open one street. it's really fortunate, you know, i love the d young, i have not been able to go since jfk, potentially the fight began because i know the money is going towards, laoeshlly put ing families at risk by hitting a car. that may be why your attendance is down. thank you for having a hearing. i hope you do the right thing in november and reject this proposition. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. may we have the next caller. >> speaker: hi i'm jen i'm a resident of district 1. i live half a block from the jfk prom mad. i have a daughter who is about to be 5 years old starting public school in the fall. my husband and i are on the prom ned three times a

then in may of 2019, i got notice from my longest tern tenant 17-years moving for bigger and better things. we had a great relationship him and his partner were moving. they moved in july of 2019 they moved. in september 2018 i had an emergency surgery. i am not going to get into details. major surgery. when i got done in may i was still recovering. he was leaving. the house wasn't upgraded. i thought, you know what? i am not feeling well. john is leaving. i am turning 65 that december. i cannot continue to do this. it is 44 years. a lot of work. i raised my daughter by myself. a lot of work. i spoke with a lawyer. i have done everything legally with permits. i decided i have to go out of the business. i did it for a good amount of time. i have to go out of the business. i am 65. i am turning 65. i can't restart again. i went out of the business. then i thought i love the unit, my daughter loves the units, she was born there. she is 35 now. she was born there. my house where i live i did it for convenience. bigger. i could sell that to a new family with stairs to go up to the bedroom. gett