the analogy baby we switch from unleaded fuel or leaded fuel to unleaded fuel. >> you're redesigningngine that will require not recommend. >> exactly, will be required and we will need all the oems to go together to make this work. >> i yield back, mr. chairman. >> the chair then recognizes the gentleman from texas for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. you recommended that we have a 1 pound rvp waiver all year round for all blends of gasoline e10 and above or any a level is that correct? >> that is correct. >> would there be problems with that for any constraints perspective to start. >> it is not a problem for us. we propose is a waiver for any fuel that has an rvp is equal to less than a ten and you could go out to eat five or so. there is an info structure problem. it is no fun to talk about underground story takes. like that. no one sees them as well over 67% of retail outlets in the united states have changed hands since the turn of the millennium. most of those tanks -- the owner doesn't know exactly what he's got. the impediment to take the fuel on through is a violati

water unleaded gas. 63 cents of every dollar going to militarism.esy. we must have a national call for moral revival. >> you are someone who has both lived and documented this period, the sort of the civil rights movement of the 1960s until now. and i think there's one narrative in which things go along and they flatten out, and maybe they shoot up. but i think people have been reckoning more recently with backlash, of backwards movement. how do you see it right now? >> i don't think that's anything new. and by the i what, thank you for having me with these two wonderful guests. i've interviewed reverend barber in the past. i think about the man i met in 1961 when i was a student, and he was a very humble man, but at the same time, he was very prescient. at the time he was in memphis, he talked about the dark skies. and the confusion in the country. and that was all negative. but, at the same time, and i think this is the case with reverend barber. he said through that darkness you can see the stars at a certain point. so there was always hope, even

new survey shows average price of regular unleaded jumped eight cents in the past two weeks to 2.74 aon. increase is being driven by higher oil prices. gas costs about 30 cents more than this time last year. >>> it may be free to play, fortnite was just released on ios devices last month and it's already collected more than $50 million from in-app purchases. the game has racked up more than a million downloads since it launched. highest grossing game on the iphone. >>> back over to you, guys. >> all right. we're hearing about it for the first time over on this end. >> still playing angry birds over here. >> thank you. >> thank you. >>> in today's quick hits, the monster energy nascar territory traveled down to texas, kevin harvick. >>> johnny manziel returned to competitive football, he saw action in spring league and even threw for a touchdown, his first in over two years. his football rights are currently held by cfl's hamilton. >>> and patrick reed, in the final round of the masters, he finished 15 under to earn himself that green jacket. the fourth straight masters champions to be

the rules were written in 2012 when unleaded averaged 3.60 a gallon. with predictions it could hit $5 a gallon. today it goes for 2.64 a gallon. truck and suv sales are strong. electric and hybrid sales are slow. now the auto industry argues that tougher fuel standards are difficult to meet and will send car prices higher saying in a statement the wisest course of action is to keep new vehicles affordable so more consumers can replace an older car with a new vehicle that uses much less fuel. >> we're going to help the companies and they will help you. >> reporter: ford and honda say they do not want to roll back the tougher standards and environmental advocates say it would be a big mistake. >> this is a policy that's reducing pollution while saving americans money at the pump. there's no reason to hit the brakes. >> reporter: auto makers are concerned they may have to meet two competing emission standards. one set by the government and the other by california. dividing the country again between blue states and red. tom costello, nbc news, washington.

the average price of regular unleaded is u c 8ts a gallon for the past two weeks. the increase was driveny primarily rising oil prices. the highest price in the contiguous united states, $3.63 in san francisco. the lowest at baton rou at $2.37. >>> well, in a year marked by a string o high profile airline incidents, it may come as a bit of a surprise that a new survey found service across thein stry soared to a record high. which airlines flew highest in quality rankings? phil lebeau has the results. >> reporter: with a record number of people flying in the u.s., a new study says those travelers are getting treated better thanever. baggage handling mistakes in a record low last year. so did the nplber of p bumped from over sold flights. >> i would have to say overall at the airline experience is getting better for most people although there are still people that are disappointed. >> reporter: frustration that boiled over leading to passengers f clashing withght crews. last year there were several high profile incidents iluding a passenger being dragged off a united

you can't get unleaded water.cott king -- like people are shot by police on the streets and many other people die from low wealth and low income. we must be the resurrection. even today, the president is talking about the military on the mexican border on the day we are honoring the general of nonviolence. nothing would be more tragic than for us to turn back now. says love, the bible those who love the tunes of the prophet. the only way you can honor a prophetic leader is to reach down in the blood and pick up of dr.on, not just martin luther king, but all marketers. carry that baton the rest of the way. we must declare there is power in the blood. that is why thousands are coming together to launch 40 days from mother's day forward, a season of non-violence and direct action. a season of voter mobilization and a season of power building for the people's campaign. a national call. who is joining? a woman whose daughter died in alabama because alabama refused to extend medicaid. men and apache nation, women from e

the analogy is maybe the way we switched from unleaded fuel to leaded fuel. >> you're recommending. >> exactly, it's going to be required. we need all the os to go together. >> thank you. the gentleman yields back his time. the chair recognizes the gentleman. >> thank you. you are recommending we have a year round blend of e-10 and above -- well, any blend, is that correct? >> that's correct. >> mr. columbus, would there be any problems with that from your constituents' perspective? >> what we propose is a waiver of any fuel that has a -- you can go up to e-25 or e-20 or so. there is an infrastructure problem. it's no fun to talk about underground storage tanks. nobody likes that. and nobody sees them. at well over 60% have changed hands. most of the tanks, the owner doesn't know exactly what he's got. so, the impediment to take in the fuel on through is if it's a violation of the resource conservation recovery act to store e-15 or e-20 in an underground storage tank an owner/operator has warranted not to be compatible with the blend. >> let me come back to the original question. is t

flint, michigan, but you can't get unleaded water.g -- called --ott king nothing would be more tragic for us now, so we must be the resurrection. when we face a time where even today, the president is talking about the military on the mexican border on the day we are honoring the general of nonviolence nothing would be , more tragic than for us to turn back now. and so as i close, the bible says woe unto those who love the tombs of the profits -- prophets. the only way you can honor a prophetic leader is to reach down in the blood and pick up the baton, not just the baton of martin but of all the martins. carry that baton the rest of the way. we must eclair as we come to this place that there is power in the blood. that is why thousands are coming together to launch 40 days from mother's day forward, a season of nonviolent, fusion direct , action. a season of voter mobilization, and a season of power building called the poor people's campaign, a national call for revival. who is joining? a woman whose daughter died in alabama because

flint, michigan, but you can't get unleaded water.le die every day from policies. what coretta scott king called policy violence, let it go -- black people shot in the streets and many time from low wealth and income. nothing would be more tragic for us now, so we must be the resurrection. when we face a time where even today, the president is talking about the military on the mexican border on the day we are honoring the general of nonviolence, nothing would be more tragic than for us to turn back now. and so as i close, the bible says woe unto those who love the tombs of the prophets. you do not want to love the tomb of a profit. the only way you can honor a prophetic leader is to reach down in the blood and pick up the baton, not just the baton of martin but of all the martins. -- martyrs. and then carry that baton the rest of the way. we must declare as we come to this place that there is power in the blood. that is why thousands are coming together to launch 40 days from mother's day forward, a season of nonviolent, fusion, direc

drivers in san francisco are paying 3-67 on average for a gallon of average for a gallon of unleaded.t's up 20- cents from a month ago.oakland drivers are paying 3-55 on average.and in san jose... drivers are paying 3-57 a gallon.the statewide average is 3-53 a gallon. coming up....former fbi director james comey not holding back on his criticism of president trump.the war of words... just days before his 'tell-all' book is released. plus.. .comedian will ferrell rushed to the hospital following this scary rollover crash in southern california. but first....a north beach restaurant... damaged in a massive fire last month, is back in business.a live report...coming up. a popular restaurant in san francisco's north beach neighborhood is back open tonight...after it suffered damage from a major fire on saint patrick's day. ((steve/2shot))most of the businesses in that building are still closed.((pam/dbl bx)) kron 4's hermela aregawi spoke to the owner about the frustrating process of reopening .. she joins us live from san francisco with the story. hermela? (hermela aregawi) michelangelo

million people without health care, ecological devastation where you can go in a city and can't buy unleaded gas. 63 cents of every discretionary dollar being given to the military and to war. then this false christian nationalism that says if i hate gay people and you're against abortion and for prayer in the school and gun rights and you're for tax cuts, then you're engaging in the christian position when in fact the deepest moral positions tell us we ought to be concerned about the stranger, the immigrant, and the least of these. in this time we dishonor dr. king, don, if we do not rekindle the poor people's campaign and bring together people black, white, brown, red, yellow and all different colors to deal with these five interlocking injustices that are still with us. >> there's so much going on right now in this day and age. people feeling divided and marching on the streets. you know, there was thousands gathered today. it wasn't a protest, but it was a march to commemorate the 50th anniversary of dr. king's assassination. tell me what it was like, dr. barber. >> well, i actually was

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retailers were from the prosecutored by epa if consumers put leaded into an unleaded. that's god to change for us. number two, we think it will be crucial that the one-pound waiver, the 40 e-10 be extended to any amount of fuel that has rpb equal to or lesser than ep. and finally, i would hope that you you can do something to accelerate the approval process for new gasolines. i think it took three years to do e-15. if we're going to go to higher blends, and i anticipate over time we would go to higher mendes than just e-10, e-15. kwl i think the market will end up demanding more than 95-ron. it's a floor for us not a cap. >> miss score? >> thank you. i'd have to echo much of what mr. columbus said, yes. first and foremost the ability to sell 15 year 'round. and any blend is going to be pair mont. you look at that today and it's an impedism for e-15. new fuels have been very slow and cumbersome. that too is something you'd want to see expedited in continuing the free market. i -- having said that, have f you look at the last decade of market behavior and dynamics, refin

i -- do i have the right to drive my car and put unleaded gas in my car which i used to in 1975, or do you have the right to clean air? that is a question. you need to define those property rights. a guy won the nobel prize in economics for pointing out that if transaction costs are low, people will bargain over it. let's say i am polluting your with my factory pollution and it saves me $100 to do that and costs you $80 if -- in killed fish. i have the right to pollute. what will happen. to meght is more valuable because it is worth a hundred dollars to me and $80 to you, i will keep it. if you get the right, what will happen? i will buy the right from you. the property rights will go to where they should hard for me to pay everybody a lead zika drive-by and put in the atmosphere, then the government has the role to protect property rights. they may get it wrong but there is a role for government, in posen -- pollution or work, you are imposing a cost on me that is not in the price system. you are not figuring that out when you decide how much to produce of something. the real first tr

that is, do i have the right to drive my car and put unleaded gas in my car, which i used to in 1975 in my dodge truck, or do you have the right to clean air? that's a question. you need to define those property rights. if transactions costs are low, what will happen is people will bargain over it. if you have a situation -- like, let's say i'm polluting your lake with my factory pollution, and it saves me $100 to do that and it costs you $80 in killed fish. and i have the right to pollute. what will happen? the right is more valuable to me, right? because it's worth $100 to me and only $80 to you. i'll keep it. but if you get the right, what will happen? i'll buy the right from you. if there's not transactions costs, i'll buy the right to you. so the property rights will go to where they should be. now, if transactions costs are high, such as with driving down the road. you know, it was hard for me to pay everybody a penny so i could drive by and put lead into the atmosphere, then the government has a role to protect property rights. now, they may get it wrong, but there is a role f

i have the -- die have the trying drive my car and put unleaded gas in my car, which i used to in 1975, in any dodge truck. or do you have the right to clean air? that is a question. do you need to define those property rights, and a guy named ronald coast won the -- if transaction costs are low, people will bargain. let's say i'm polluting your lake with my factory pollution and it saves me $100 to do that, and it costs you $80 if in killed fish. and i have the right to pollute. what will happen? the right is more valuable to me. right? n worth $100 to me and 80 to you issue'll keep it. but if you get the right, what will sustain'll buy the right from you. if there's not transactions costs. i'll buy the right. ... then the government has a role to protect property rights. they may get it wrong or, but there is a role for government in collision or where you are imposing a cost on me that is not in the price system. you're not figuring that out when you're deciding how much to produce of something. but the real first track is to try to reduce the transactions costs. part of it we just

now to reach record levels the average cost of a gallon of regular unleaded would have to rise past $4.67. we reached that peak in 2012 and ridesharing companies for children are growing. hop skip drive is a company based in los angeles, they started in 2016 now they are expanding to other locations including the bay area. to use the service parents need to provide a code word to children which will be used to make sure children get their rides with the correct driver, drivers must have five years of childcare experience and children as young as seven can use the service. >> a password and the proper code. >> i just did a story on one service and they can have kids under five. they are based in san francisco but they have seen a lot of parents come and call their service. there is increase but that is because children who are under 18 they cannot use uber and lyft.>> that afterschool shuffle going places we joke we wish we could clone ourselves. >> yes, it is hard but now there are people reaching out trying to help. they say they have drivers drop out and they have people come and the dr

with ten-year note yield, it is impressive back then gasoline at $92 a barrel, $3.33 an average unleadeday, closer to $2.75. back to you. >> thank you who, which company, winners and losers in rising rate environment, let's bring in larry glazer larry, you say rising rates ushers in a new era, end of low volatili volatility don't fear the normalization of rates but do change how you invest how? >> you got it, tyler look, the only thing more exciting than being in the throes of earning season, naming the royal baby or winning night of fortt night it's wonderful, everybody knows it rising rates 3% on treasury all new. for investors we're a quarter of the year in, right, and we've got nothing to show for it in the major market averages. a money market will be paying more than averages will. investors have to realize two things kill the bull one a big spike in energy, another a big spike in interest rates. right now you have both. you don't have them bad enough to kill the bull you just have enough to kill the leadership you have deer in the headlights member at that time. they are frozen. w

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