the powerful article referred to, or trimble, statement. the good friday agreement overcomes everything else. to that extent it would be helpful if there is to bang on about this at the moment on the other side, if they read the protocol, article 13 .8 makes it absolutely clear that the protocol can be through negotiation changed in whole or in part. the point here is therefore, my right honourable friend is quite correct, the eu needs to step up to their responsibilities in that protocol and do what 13.8 tells them to do. ma; protocol and do what 13.8 tells them to do. ~ , protocol and do what 13.8 tells them todo. y ., ., , to do. my right honourable friend is riaht, the to do. my right honourable friend is right, the protocol— to do. my right honourable friend is right, the protocol was _ to do. my right honourable friend is right, the protocol was never- right, the protocol was never designed to be set in stone. and what we have seen is the very real consequences of the protocol, which has not yet been fully implemented on the ground in

what happened here is the, it was coming with a protocol and driven the what david trimble calls and coaching policies to the good friday agreement by not allowing that check mechanism evening. full years time form of check isn't that the protocol is affecting it, but it's important, i think has duncan was suggesting it don't come are. it's just the beginning that the election results here are very much of a change in trying to become the largest part and not because it's got any extra votes. but because the d u p is shad folks to an even more pro union party that they chose, you know, as far as the t v. i got those folks together from backups to, to ship things from. so that's a bit of a bit of fragmentation of the vote, some of the union side. and even that doesn't matter too much, you know, p r type collection that we, we have in northern ireland. so not so much has changed over excitement about this in the international international. but i think duncan went suggestion the changes in the selection of or rather marginal, still though and looking at a potential protracted stalemate

grady trimble is in sturgess, michigan where a major manufacturer is shut down um we begin with supply chain crisis s created a for months. prompted the fda to shut down that plant amplified the problem. now there are signs the white house should have seen this coming sooner and the fda possibly could have done more. >> according to politico a former employee at abbott sturgis, michigan plant reported safety concerns to senior fda officials in october. but the fda didn't interview that whistleblower until december. the plant inspection didn't happen until january 31st. then the recall happened february 17th. >> is that timeline acceptable to the white house and if not what is the white house doing to correct that at the fda. >> i'm sure there will be plenty of time to take a look if there are any issues that could have been improved here. i don't think any specific analysis of that at this moment in time. what i will note is that there has been work ongoing for this on months. >> the white house revealed some of that work in a new fact sheet told telling the usda allowing buyers to pay

grady trimble is at chicago's o'hare airport. how busy will it get today?e short answer to that question. aaa expects 3 million people to travel by airplane this memorial day weekend, that's a 25% increase from just last year, 6% drop compared to 2019. look at the american terminal at o'hare, one of the busiest airports in the country this memorial day behind atlanta, la, dallas, denver, new york, all the normal culprits in the list. one thing flyers will face this memorial day weekend is high ticket prices. the forecast for summer travel from adobe, bookings will be up 1% in june, july, and august, but the amount people are spending will be up 9% largely because jet fuel costs so much more than it did year ago, 100% more compared to last year. the average round-trip for the mystic flight around 400 but the people we talked to at o'hare say they are willing to pay up because they are tired of being cooped up for two years. >> wish it was a lot cheaper. i would like to travel a lot more. >> it is summertime, everyone likes to get out and spend two years back

thanks, grady trimble. so with these battles going on in five states tonight, to phil wegman of real clear politics. governor going is getting a lot of attention. the so called effect of the trump bump. whether he might miss out on that in the gubernatorial election. his senate pick might even that out. so how important is this so called bump effect? >> it's important because it's a proxy war generally, this contest. we're going to figure out whether or not trump's endorsement is a winner. if that automatically means a candidate can punch their ticket. the reason why everyone is focusing on the governor's race in georgia is obviously because president trump has had it out for governor kemp for some time. as trump was recruiting senator david perdue to take on the governor, it didn't seem like perdue gained traction. >> then you have mike pence, the former vice president who is nothing but loyal to the president for four years step in and two weeks ago endorsed kemp. this will be a referendum perhaps on the

elizabeth: grady trimble thank you so much. good to see you.oining us now congressman mike johnson from house judiciary, along with stifel chief economist lindsey piegza. thanks for spending time with us. first, congressman, soccer moms could decide the midterms. democrats are fighting to move the news cycle away from inflation. they can't campaign on a weak economy. is this going to work? they have got to convince voters, inflation, possibly recession, crime, open borders is less important than the supreme court fight over abortion what do you think? >> i think they will fail miserably. i'm in district of louisiana. all members of house are home this week. i've been out and about with all soccer moms in louisiana. i can tell you what they concerned about. i narrow down to the three is, inflation, immigration, incompetence. on all issues you listed foreign policy, energy policy to crime, all of it. everything the biden administration has touched has become a crisis or catastrophe. everybody can see that with their own eyes. cultural issues are

grady trimble is getting more from the chicago area. grady?d be heading in that direction soon. we'll see how bad it could get next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ introducing the all-new infiniti qx60. take on your wild world in style. ♪ getting guns off our streets. one democrat's determined to get it done. attorney general rob bonta knows safer streets start with smarter gun control. and bonta says we must ban assault weapons. but eric early, a trump republican who goes too far defending the nra and would loosen laws on ammunition and gun sales. because for him, protecting the second amendment is everything. eric early. too extreme, too conservative for california. . >> charles: take about a pain in the gas. chevron is now looking into oil leases in venezuela. we're talking to motorist in chicago. grady trimble. >> charles, they don't like it. 5.25 at this station in chicago. nationally the average for a gallon of gas jumped above $4.50 for the first time ever today. it could keep climbing. that's a 15 cent increase from just a week ago. the problem here continue

elizabeth: grady trimble, so good to see you, grady. you're a straight-shooter. do honest journal i. we love having you on the show. beth van duyne is with us, look who is back with us, liz peek, greater on the economy. let es a get to this, gallup, "washington post" poll, npr, marist, biden numbers are plunging so bad, he is so under water like swimming with a raincoat. inflation at a 40-year high and a growing number of cities at 10%, congressman. >> of course, people are seeing it first-hand. nobody is getting out of this without having to pay more. when they look how much they're paying in the grocery store, look how much they're paying in restaurants, and how much they're paying at the gas station everybody is paying more. they have been hearing for over a year if the biden administration puts this policy in place this will be the reaction. biden policy completely ignored facts, completely ignored results, completely ignored practical. and it has been worse for working families. everybody caught up and realized these policies in place are being done on purpo

grady trimble, ktvu fox two news.ith analysts are confident the big names will come back strong. this week, netflix announced major layoffs and facebook, robin hood and carbonneau recently laid off employees too. other companies are putting a freeze on hirings. i think this is the normal kind of cycling that businesses go through and since we've come off in such a great bull market in such great success in tech, there are a lot of people who have never experienced that. uber twitter and amazon are among the latest tech companies to slow down hiring plans, while wayfair and facebook's parent company, meta are freezing hiring entirely. tomorrow night. the golden state warriors go for victory number two as they try to go up 20 over the dallas mavericks in the nba western conference finals and game one was all warriors. they blew out the mavs 1 12 to 87 joining us now. is 95 7, the game host matt stein. it's good morning, tiny yesterday when we're watching the game together over at a friend's house. you said something tha

grady trimble, ktvu fox two news. a cbc advisory committee that's meeting right now is expected to recommend covid booster shots for children between the ages of five and 11 . the cdc recommendation is the final hurdle after the fda authorized a fighter booster for elementary school aged children . they could get that third dose as soon as this weekend. so far , the only 30% of children in the age group have had the two dose initial round for fighter since vaccinations opened up to them last year. as of today, piedmont schools will require staff students and visitors who wear masks indoors and an email the district said. that's due to rising covid cases and a shortage of substitute teachers. they say they have been 58 new cases just this week, including eight staff members. the district says the requirement will stay in place until the end of the school year. that's only about three weeks from now, instead of clara county health officer dr sara cody is also advising people to consider wearing masks indoors. the varian

going to start with grady trimble at a gas station in chicago.analysts are forecasting the national average of gas could creep up towards the prices that we're seeing out in california right now. reporter: yeah, cheryl, that would just be staggering potentially $6 a gallon some analysts are saying for the national average. others are saying $5 a gallon is a distinct possibility, but no matter who you ask, it seems like all of the experts are saying in the short-term, gas prices are going to keep rising. the drivers i've talked to here, they've told me that for now, they feel like they have no choice but to grin and bear it, they aren't changing their summer travel plans just yet, but of course, if they do hit the road like a lot of americans are planning to, that could drive up prices even more. today, you mentioned the national average above 4.50 for the second day in a row and only the second time ever. that's up $0.04 since overnight yesterday up $0.16 from last week. you're paying $1.50 more for gas compared to a year ago. those states out we

grady trimble.ng attention back to wall street right now, this selloff took hold in this country almost right after the opening bell here after europe had a relatively sanguine session here and his what, of course, responding to the thought that maybe in the u.s. the worst was over. and it still might very well be. as i'd like to stress here, we don't try to characterize things and assign permanence nance to it based on a single day trading versus yesterday's trading which was a mere opposite of today. we are looking at a lot of issues hard down dramatically from their highs, a lot of technology stocks deep into bear market territory. more than half the semi are down in excess -- the s&p 500 are down in excess of 50%. so sometimes that masks the severity of what's happening under the major tidal levels of the s&p, the nasdaq, certainly the dow. we're keeping an eye on that are as are steve forbes, "forbes" media chairman and editor-in-chief, susan li joining us right now. you're just back from the m

grady trimble live in chicago with how gas station owners are impacted. >> reporter: gas station ownersgh prices than they are because of credit card transaction fees. let me explain how this works, gas station owners make $0.15 a gallon when you fill your tank, that doesn't change whether gas is at or around $3 a gallon like it was a year ago or $4.62 like the like the national average today but credit card companies, their fees are a percentage of the sale usually around 2% to 3% so when prices are high those credit card companies make more and the gas station owners say it cuts into their profits. >> set the rate and you don't have any choice but to pay it. there is no merchant that gets a lower fee than another merchant even because of volume. the banks set the rate and it is what it is. >> reporter: price of oil is climbing after the european union said it would cut most russian oil, 90% by year's end so brace yourself because the expert say prices at the pump will keep rising as well. gas buddy says the national average could hit $5 a gallon in a few weeks, june 17th is the target

fox businesses grady trimble is live for us at chicago's o'hare international airport.dy. >> that gentleman who you saw smiling there was on a work trip. maybe he was happy because he wasn't paying that airfare himself, his company was. people taking to the skies this memorial day will pay a lot. take a look at the numbers from the travel booking app hopper. the increase of 28% compared to before the pandemic. the average domestic round-trip will cost you just under $400. take a look at the terminal here in chicago. it is one of the busiest airports in the country this weekend and every weekend. around 3 million people will be taking to the skies this memorial day weekend. that's a 25% increase from last year. not quite as many as pre-covid, though. even with those high prices, the people we talked to here say they're willing to pay them because they feel like they've been cooped up for a couple of years and mask mandates are lifting and they just want life to get back to normal. listen. >> i have to pay but i wish it was a lot cheaper. i would like to travel a lot more

neil: thank you, grady trimble.says let's stop this the music of the merry-go-round and halt this push to try to suspend his payment city longer. very good to have you. what is the standard. neil: you cannot hear me? >> to get a check the audio but i should say saturday bill cassidy is among those saying we've gotta find a way to stop them finding a way to keep pushing this. we will have more when we fix this. after this. ♪ (vo) verizon business unlimited is going ultra! get more. like manny. event planning with our best plan ever. (manny) yeah, that's what i do. (vo) with 5g ultra wideband in many more cities, you get up to 10 times the speed at no extra cost. verizon is going ultra, so your business can get more. we gotta tell people that liberty mutual customizes car insurance so you only pay for what you need, and we gotta do it fast. [limu emu squawks] woo! new personal record, limu! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty. ♪ neil: i think we have everything connecting with senator bill

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jeff flock is following what's happening on the roads, and grady trimble what's happening at the nations airports. let's first go to jeff flock what he's seeing on the pennsylvania turnpike. jeff? reporter: neil, i just switched over to the atlantic city expressway, actually, as we head down to the shore, with a lot of other folks, perhaps you see the picture from out on the road not too crowded at the moment, but going to be a busy day. that said, let me let you in on one new piece of information from the energy department, which subjects maybe gas prices are getting high enough to discourage demand. this is something called the , well it could be called demand destruction, the part of the energy department they say the demand, this week, and a rolling average down 2.7%. it's the lowest this time of the year since 2013, accepting the pandemic year, so maybe, we're getting to the point of pain. today, gas prices actually declined by one one-tenth of one cent the first time since may 10 that we haven't had a new record in gas prices. 39 million people expected to travel in some form this

from voters on these issues while he's out on the campaign trail, but let's start first with grady trimbles. grady? reporter: david, yesterday was a brand new record, 5.56 for a gallon of diesel and yes that's impacting transportation companies. any company that drives trucks which is one of the ones we're at, it's called apt electronics. they deliver a lot of appliances i think 2,000 deliveries a day or so, and john apt is one of the co-presidents. your fuel costs are just through the roof because of high diesel prices. >> it's pretty crazy times right now as far as fuel goes that's for sure. reporter: what is it 70% up from last year this time? >> it's about 70% up, and it doesn't seem like there's an end in sight but i guess we'll see. reporter: you have your own fuel depot here because you have so many trucks out on the road. you're known in the chicago area for free delivery. can you keep that up with these prices? >> we're going to try. its been 86 years and we've always done free delivery so we don't expect that to end anytime soon. reporter: i guess the problem is it just starts to

grady trimble with that and more at chicago's o'hare international airport. grady?spending anyway despite the high prices. not quite as many people expected to take to the skies this memorial day than before the pandemic. but more than last year. take a look at the numbers. aaa forecasting that three million people there fly this holiday weekend. that's 25% higher than 2021 here at chicago o'hare. steady stream of people all day long including right now in the security line. those people waiting to board have paid a pretty penny to do so. look at the average domestic ticket price for round trip. right around $400, a 28% increase from 2019. the people that we talked to said they have been cooped up for two years so they're willing to pay up. listen. >> i have to pay it. i wish it was cheaper. i mean, i would like to travel more. >> i think everybody has been trying to get out, moments like this with the mask mandate coming down. more people are happier. they just want to live their life again. >> it's not all smooth sailing though. there are major flight delays and c

grady trimble thank you very much, my friend, in laredo.ne following all that. hey, connell. connell: been around to a bunch of these states trying to get an idea of what voters are thinking and what might happen or what might not happen in some of the primaries and in georgia, spent time there the other day is theres so much energy in the race. the early voting figures the people who voted before today, was huge as well over 850,000, which was like a 200% increase from a couple years ago , and more than half of those early voters were in republican primaries. you know which makes sense because that's where a lot of the attention has been especially this governor's race. i was talking to brian robinson a long time gop operative and basically saying georgia has turned into the center of the political universe the last couple of years, that's why everybody pays such close attention to it, but in the governor's race he has what he described as four fascinating characters kind of taking part in one way or another, and that is more interest. her

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fox business' grady trimble is in chicago with the latest. grady?summer. we have hit it here in chicago. today's record comes as a new analysis estimates americans will spend $5,000 on gas alone this year. that's up by $2,200 last year. even with the historic high prices, triple a estimates more americans will hit the rad this memorial day weekend compared to a year ago when gas was $1.50 cheaper that strong sum travel demand could drive up prices more. one analyst said the national average could hit $6 in the coming months. gas buddy's patrick duhan says driver will say enough is enough before we hit that mark. >> i think consumers would start to see big drop in desire to hit the road and demand will kick in somewhere in the mid fives, i estimate. so i think it's impropable. it's not impossible that we could hit $6 by it's highly improbable. >> on capitol hill, democrats in the house passed that price gouging bill to go after companies they say are charging excessive prices for fuel. charles? >> charles: uncomfortable and excessive. a lot of people

foxbusiness grady trimble was there as one of the kingmakers hit the ground with his candidate. brought former president trump to pennsylvania avenue in delaware county, ohio. >> hello, ohio, thank you very much. >> has picked, jd vance. >> author, venture capitalist i prominent former never trumper,. >> i never liked impaired that not doesn't sit well with some people at the rally. he is a flip-flop or in we have too much of that going on. >> what about trump support, does that change your mind at all? >> no, such whiplash, he had to acknowledge it. >> he said some bad [bleep] about me. but you know what? every one of the others did also . >> the endorsement can't even vance offguard here at the pre- rally tailgate he is soaking an the moment pricking it i was tapping a milkshake with my kid and i got a call from the president. the president is calling saying he's going to endorse you. he's huge for me, but he's also stuck expanding his past comments. you'd called yourself another and never trumper, six years is not never. >> at think people who we're critical of trump early on

in ohio, grady trimble fox news. >> we are back out the panel take a look at the latest fox news pullut of this race. there has been a shift, marketed towards jd vance surging some points here. what does this say? it's one of several races about the former presidents juice on the trail. >> bret surely the president is a coveted endorsement pretty cell is a big impact upon republican primary voters but i do think you look at the races that are ahead in may and i think there is a difference between say pennsylvania and ohio were candidates think it's a beauty pageant to see him get the presidents endorsement. i think you contrast that with georgia were governor camp is running on his record of $1 billion in tax relief. a billion dollars in additional tax cuts. standing up for parents he handled covid. what he is done for alec safety. he's looking for to running on his record. even though trump is supporting purdue of the string camp with points and pulling away for this good contrast between those races you basically have a beauty pageant to sierra get the endorsement becomes a self ful

grady trimble is live in chicago as gas prices hit another record. edward lawrence is live at the white house as the biden administration looks to lift energy sanctions, edward? reporter: david, this slipped in without fanfare. what this does, it eases restriction on venezuela with maduro still in power. so what this allows them to do, the treasury department is folk to allow chevron and the state department to talk about having a contract with the state-run oil company in venezuela. now a senior administration official tells me this is just a conversation. no action will be taken. when i asked if the u.s. could allow the export of oil with maduro still in power? that official telling me, the u.s. would only act with the blessing of the recognized government venezuela run by juan guaido in talks with maduro. oil north of $110 a barrel. even if the u.s. allows oil exports, we took in 467,000 barrels a day from venezuela back in 2017. the administration looking for a way to make up for loss of russian imported into the u.s. which was 672,000 barrels a

fox business correspondent greg trimble has the latest tonight from laredo, texas.ood evening soon and as expected, this race between incumbent congressman henry cuellar and progressive immigration attorney jessica cisneros is extremely close. it's within two hundred votes with are slightly in the lead right now, 90% of votes counted according to the associated press. this is an interesting race because it pits a moderate democrat against a pretty far left progressive who has the backing of the progressive wing of her party, including congresswoman aoc as well as senators bernie sanders and elizabeth warren. she came within four points of quasar in the 2020 primary now looks to be even closer than that in this runoff are on the other hand , he's been in office for nine terms now. he's pro-life, as you mentioned. he's also pretty hard on immigration that's especially important to the voters that i spoke to here in laredo, texas. but there's one big cloud hanging over his campaign and that is the fact that the fbi raided his home earlier this year, though he denies be

for to grady trimble live at one of those gas stations in chicago for us. hi, grady. >> hi, martha.average went up about 4 cents overnight. this station here in chicago, price of a gallon of gas went up 14 cents since yesterday. the drivers we talked to heading in to the busy summer travel season say they have not changed their plans because of the high gas prices yet but that strong demand of travel this memorial day and beyond could drive up prices even more. take a look at this map. for the first time ever, the average in every single state in the u.s. is above $4 a gallon. six states out west including washington, oregon, california, nevada, they're above $5 a gallon. according to some analysts, the rest of the country might not be far behind. analysts say the national average for a gallon of gas could reach $5. some saying $6 a gallon in the not too distance future. drivers are frustrated. listen. >> it's to laugh. a lot of people can't afford that. it's not good. doesn't look like it's getting better. >> i'm always driving around that really hurts us, especially when we're try

first, fox business correspondent grady trimble is in chicago where gas prices are soaring. good evening, grady. >> good evening, bret. on wall street, it wasn't as bad as yesterday but all three of the major indexes are down big this week. the nasdaq getting hit the hardest. dropping more than 3.5%. investors are worried rising costs and falling consumer demand are eating into company's bottom lines especially after disappointing earnings from two of the country's largest retailers. retailers are also concerned about the rising fuel costs which could in turn increase prices for consumers like you and me. the national average for a gallon of gas has climbed for 10 straight days setting a new record each of those days. a new analysis from area denny research found americans will spend around 5,000 on gasoline alone this year. that's almost double from a year ago. for the first time ever this week the average price in every state tops $4 a gallon with six states out west above $5 per gallon. some experts think the rest of the country could join them. one jp morgan am list says

grady trimble is an chicago with the latest, grady. >> good evening liz.what interior secretary deborah holland did not set the hearing on capitol hill but is raising eyebrows today. she was given the opportunity multiple times to simply say it acknowledge that gas prices are too high right now. but she would not do it too. >> you gas prices are too high? quick there are a lot of other world events making things difficult for all of us. you are unwilling to say gas prices are too high? >> we are doing all we can, senator quick secretary holland did tell the senate committee, the interior department will release a new five-year plan for offshore drilling by the end of june. there will likely be a gap which would lead to a blackout. for oil and gas companies. she also dodged questions where the plan would include any new leases for new offshore drilling. >> is your intent to lease? >> our intent is to follow the law. we know this five-year plan is in the works right now. i couldn't tell you if i tried what is in it. >> exchanges like these, some of why repub

fox business correspondent grady trimble takes a look tonight from capitol hill. >> it's a campaign promiseorgiveness, a popular proposal among progressives and many with student loans. >> it's an issue that is affecting working class americans of all background and it's a crisis that the president can fix with the stroke of a pen. >> a january report from the brookings institution say the people benefit most from such a policy would be the wealthy, the report says the wealthiest 20% of households owe almost a third of student loan debt. the next fifth owe right around 30%. the bottom 20%, the least wealthy owe only 8% of student loan debt. mark is with the nonpartisan committee for a responsible federal budget. >> this is not a targeted way to provide relief. this is not reduce the wealth gap or reduce the inincome debt. if anything it worsens domenic inequality. >> white house says its intention is targeting relief. exploring income caps for those whose loans will be forgiven. >> the president talked back on the campaign about taking steps or looking at steps to help people making less th

grady trimble is outside that factory this morning, grady?proval, how soon could they be back making new batches of formula? reporter: so they can restart production, abbott tells me, two weeks, as lauren mentioned, from getting fda approval, but then after that it's going to take weeks, potentially two months before you see that product hit shelves. as of this morning, abbott is telling me that there's no link between the recalled formulas and those infant illnesses and deaths and for now, the fda is telling abbott that it can release certain products on a case-by-case basis that are produced at this sturgis facility depending on how hard that formula is to come by and how badly a child needs it. in the meantime, other formula makers though, they are ramping up production and abbott is flying in formula from europe. listen. >> that's not as easy as it sounds. you simply can't turn it up to 11 so to speak and produce more formula. these are very precise manufacturing mechanisms. secondly, have you to make sure if the abbott products can come

and now we turn to texas wheregr fox grady trimble is standing by grady. hey, laura . we are followinge the congressionalfo district 20 days here in the laredo area of texas behind that door behind me they are counting votes as we speak in the race between longtime incumbentme incumbent congressman henry player who is pitted against his former intern who's now a progressive immigration attorney jessica cisneros. as of right now, susan has the lead by about nine points,th but there has not been a decision made yet in this race. it is still too close to call with about 23% of the vote left to be counted. this ise co an important race to watch because fromwa the democratic perspective , ty this is a heavily democratic county and we'll be able to see fromto this race or at least get a sense of whether voters here on the democratic side have moved further to the left.le congressman quenya isft known because he's a moderate democrat. he often goes againstt his party on issues like abortion.ly he's the p only pro-life congressman left in the housen. he also goes against presi

grady trimble, fox business. and i took a look at different airports across the bay area.t sharing that information with you right now? so you can see everything seems to be smooth sailing right now, and that is an actual temperature in boston. 73 degrees with the cloud cover. the only discrepancy i have found. is that air temperature in san francisco sfo that should breed 59. otherwise all the rest of the data comes in and is spot on and we have no delays. the only thing i saw the potential of a delay happens to be in newark. in new jersey now, meanwhile, air temperature 60 and pacifica that was a high today 74 in antioch. these temperatures below average for this time of the year 61 in san francisco with the brisk wind boy was that a chilly day for the city by the bay now, currently, it's 59 in san francisco, 66 degrees and napa and 70 in livermore, where the wind is gusting up to 20 mph and in notices, wins have been all over the place. they will be more consistent out of the west 10 to 20 mph throughout our evening hours right now that wind is out of the south with gas

grady trimble has a story from the white house.ort is from the brookings institution, we will get right to the numbers, and found the wealthiest 20% of households oh almost a third of student loan debt. the next for thousands around 29%. that leaves the bottom 20%, those who are least wealthy in this country who only 8% of student loan debt, the report goes on to say the future value of a degree whether it's undergraduate or graduate is often left out of the conversation when talking about student loan debt. it says household with mortgages because the mortgage is purchased for now valuable asset, student loan borrowers low wealth because their valuable educational investments are not measured as an asset on the balance sheet. >> the big chunk of that is medical students, they go to medical school for a really long time and they borrow a lot of money to do that. the little town i grew up in all the richest guys with the doctors, everybody in the town suddenly writing checks for hundreds of thousands of dollars to people who are goi

. >> bret: joining us now brady trimble from dallas, texas, actually covering the primary there in texas is election night. by that shooting, the tone of these races certainly has. all of the candidates are weighing in. kathy garcia on the republican side. she canceled all election night activities because of the shooting. and tweeted that her heart breaks for the people of uvalde. we all mourn the loss of so many innocent lives, including young children and families who are having to endure tremendous pain and loss. she says she also wants to thanked courageous actions of first responders who are on the scene. this is a time for all texans to come together in support of the south texas community. another heated race we were following was between long-time congressman henry quay as and cisneros of them weighing in on what happened henry cuellar saying is he heart broken over the shooting at the robb elementary school. 15 families the south texas community and the entire nation are in mourning. let us pray for peace. let us come together for our neighbors that need support and let us reme

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grady trimble at a gas station in chicago. station owners make $0.15 a gallon when you fill up your tank and that is whether gas is $3 a gallon or $5.50 like it is here. credit card companies on the other hand make a percentage of the total sale usually to prevent, when prices are higher they making more, gas station owners have no choice but to pay that and it is eating into their profits. stuart: >> credit card companies are laughing all the way, and open intended, to the bank. a year ago a tank of gas cost $30 and the same tank of gas cost $60, the fees paid to the credit card companies, the banks has doubled to. it is an enormous expense on all merchants. >> reporter: national average today is another record high but brace yourself because the experts are saying, might be a good idea to fill up your tank today because by all accounts prices are going to keep rising potentially until we had $5 a gallon as the national average in june a couple weeks away. stuart: we hear you. now listen to this, 7 states are seeing the avera

maria. >> grady thanks very much grady trimble in glenview, illinois looking at real negative economicersus estimate of that was showing a level of 17. we were expecting a decline down from month before but that is lot worse than we expected. joining me right now continental resources founder chairman harold hamm great to have you thanks very as much for being here i want to get your thoughts on high diesel prices, first let me get you to react to this economic data, that continues to show weakness from your eyes how does the economy look? are you expecting a recession? what can you tell us about growth in 2022? >> good to be with you, maria. thank you. yeah prices, you know i am a person that -- with a truck a long time i understand, you know to have how that effects the economy, everything, that we consume is delivered by truck, ship, airplanes, you know all takes fuel certainly go is going to impact the economy if this administration stays with their plan what they've double down on let me read to you september 6, 2019. president biden. said i want you to look at my eyes. i can't te

let's go to grady trimble in chicago. grady, what is going on here?eporter: neil, apple like many other companies are trying to attract workers, keep the ones they have got and stop the ones they have got from unionizing. they are raising wage for store employees up to 22 bucks an hour. that is 25% jump from 2018 levels and second pay bump in the last few months. they're moving up performance-based raises by three months in july. this comes as apple store employees across the country are trying to unionize. starbucks and amazon are also trying to block unionization efforts. they recently raised pay as well. more broadly it comes as employees are quitting their job for better pay, more job fulfillment, what employees say when they're surveyed. that is a recent survey citing from pwc. >> the power now we argue is in hands of individuals employed. organizations today have to reinvent the work to have purpose, meaning, make sure it has choice, optionality in it. reporter: the great resignation shows no sign of letting up for stopping. pwc survey of more t

grady trimble is live in chicago with more. >> the price of a gallon of gas at this station went up 14t the drivers we talked to here say they aren't changing their summer travel plans because of high prices just yet. but that strong demand this memorial day and beyond could drive up prices even more. want to rattle off a few numbers. the national average jumped 4 cents overnight. it is up 16 cents from last week. all 50 states are now above $4 a gallon. six states out west including washington, oregon, california are above $5 a gallon. the rest of the country might not be that far behind. analysts say the national average could hit $5 a gallon even $6 a gallon in the near future. listen. >> every day i come here to work and everything goes up another 5 to 10 cents. >> it's not good. doesn't look like it's getting better. >> it is pure crazy for people to pay that much for a gallon of gas. i think of going electric myself. >> a lot of people thinking about going electric if they can get their hands on an electric vehicle. the ceo of occidental petroleum is warning her expectation it wi

fox business's grady trimble is live at o'hare international airport in chicago with more.g. >> good morning. the average round-trip ticket will cost you just under $400 for domestic flight but a lot of people we talked to say they are willing to pay up because as you said, they're tired of being cooped up. aaa anticipates this memorial day weekend will be a huge one especially compared to before the pandemic. they expect 3 million people to fly. an increase of 25% from just last year. it is not quite to pre-pandemic levels, though. take a look at chicago o'hare, one of the busiest airports in the country this weekend and just about every weekend. people are happy to be hitting the skies once again. looking forward to the rest of the summer. adobe predicts bookings will be up 1% from before the pandemic. you mentioned jet fuel prices are rising. so because of that people will be spending more. 9% more on airfare. for now the people we talked to here say they're willing to do that. listen. >> i wish it was a lot cheaper. i would like to be able to travel a lot more. >> i thi

grady trimble with video, new details on how china's trade is hitting the supply chains. grady? are spreading to other cities. some cases they're being extended. people are growing more and more frustrated by them but the chinese government is not backing down on the zero covid policy. yes, that could cause problems for you and me in the form of supply chain strains which could go worse. strict rules in shanghai will reportedly last this month you about they have been pushed back multiple times already. people are forced testing and forced at times to stay in their homes. some people test negative for covid are required to quarantine. there are worries that people do not have access to food and other essentials. the lockdowns as i said are spreading to dozens of other major cities even many with covid deaths in the single digits. in beijing, gyms are closed. dining at restaurants is not allowed. public transit has been reduced by about 15%. to keep factories open workers in china are being forced to essentially live at them. tensions boiled over at this plant that assembles prod

. >> dana: grady trimble is following the story from chicago. good morning. >> good morning. gas prices are expected to keep rising this summer so when interior secretary deb holland wouldn't acknowledge in that hearing that gas prices right now are too high, it certainly raised eyebrows. >> we're doing all we can, senator, production on federal lands is up. it's a 45% increase from 2020. that's new drilling. that's up. but the production is also up. it's at an all-time high. >> president biden is allowing drilling on federal lands but it makes way fewer acres for drilling and increases royalties oil and gas companies have to pay. that's part of the reason republicans don't buy that the administration is doing everything it can to lower prices at the pump. >> this administration is completely out of touch with the american people and out of touch with the pain that the american people are suffering on a daily basis as they can no longer afford to fill the tank. >> secretary holland also told the senate committee the interior department will release a new five-year plan for of

grady trimble has more right now from michigan. grady?orter: neil, still no word from abbott or the fda on when this factory will get up and running again, to makeup for the lack of formula coming from here in sturgis, michigan the white house says it's trying to do something to get more formula on shelves. in the meantime, president biden spoke with the ceo's of major retailers as well as formula makers like gerber which owns me ad johnson, about how to do that. the administration says it's cutting red tape and encouraging manufactures to simplify their formula varieties to boost production, also increasing formula imports from other countries and cracking down on price gouging. the white house hasn't decided whether to use the defense production act. >> we know that with one major supplier having part of their supply off the marketplace, one of the easiest and fastest ways to address that is to increase supply from some of the other suppliers, and also to import more which is a step we're working to take as well. reporter: house democra

fox business east grady trimble is live outside the abbott labs plant in sturgis, michigan.a on when this plant could reopen. the biden administration says it is trying to get more formula on shelves in the meantime. president biden spoke with ceos of major retailers as well as formula makers gerber and others about how to do that. the administration says it is cutting red tape and encouraging manufacturers to simplify formula varieties to boost production. also increasing formula imports from other countries and cracking down on price gouging. the white house says it hasn't decided yet on whether to use the defense production act. >> we know that with one major supplier having part of their supply off the marketplace, one of the easiest and fastest ways to address that is increase supply from some of the other suppliers and to import more, which is a step are we're working to take as well. >> house democrats announced today they are launching an investigation into the four largest manufacturers of formula in the united states. republicans on the other hand are placing the b