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the aaa expects just over 39 million americans to travel this weekend. so that is an 8.3% increase over last year's numbers. and to coincide with that, gas prices jumped by more than 50% and airfare up by 6%. >> we probably would have come earlier and stayed longer, but the prices have just gone crazy. >> we're shortening our trip because of gas. >> so while freeways and airports will be crowded, it might save money to spend the holiday at home. >>> take a live like at sfo. hundreds of thousands will be coming through bay area airports this weekend, and these are the projected numbers. san francisco expects almost 450,000 passengers. san jo18 passengers. >>> several travelers got off to a rough start, bad weather, air traffic control problems, flight cancelations. flightaware says over 1,500 flights nationwide were canceled today. delta airlines the most, more than 250 cancelations. most of the flight delays reported at hartsfield-jackson in atlanta. >>> if flying prices scare you, take a look at what our own kpix reporter betty yu found in san francisco

but folks, still driving according to the aaa. listen to the aaa's robert st. claire. >> folks want to get out and do something. that's why despite record high gasoline prices, 4.60 per gallon nationwide, we've never seen that before. that is why folks are getting out and doing things. >> that said, there's some indication that perhaps motorists are reaching the point of paying. take a look at these numbers. 8.8 billion barrel a days. that's down 2.7% to the lowest level it's been this time of the year since 2013. that's excepting the pandemic year, of course. but perhaps some early indication that people are maybe starting to drive a little less. shorter trips perhaps, carpooling. whatever it takes. we continue to make pretty good progress out here on the garden state parkway. all clear sailing. i hope i'm gooding good mileage. in new jersey, i'm jeff flock. >> from traffic on the road to the crowds at airports, the big surge in summer flying taking place to phil keating at miami international airport with the latest. >> as the summer travel season kicks off,

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can see from this map from aaa, san francisco, napa customers are seeing the highest prices out there. customers we spoke with say, they are certainly feeling the pain at the pump. >> oh, it is crazy. it looks like i'll start investigating for a bike or a scooter to work out. >> experts say that you can blame california's special blend of gas, california also has one of the highest gas taxes in the nation, experts are saying with the summer get away season just starting, don't expect a break in those prices anytime soon. >>> our team went looking to find you some relief out there, if you are in, antioch, safe way on deer valley road at $5.73, san mateo, check out the beacon, cost you $5.87 a gallon. >>> today as we honor memorial day, there are several events planned across the bay area. thousands of people honored those who paid the ultimate sacrifice for our country. one of those events, hundreds of people to honor those killed while boarding the san francisco ship, 1600 american service members were killed during one battle and that included dozens aboard the uss san francisco. >>

this is according to aaa. up $.13 in a week. oakland drivers are paying just a penny less on average. good morning. >> good morning. take a look at these gas prices. i'm just going to let you see for yourself. this is a rough way to start monday, but hopefully it can help you consolidate your driving. aaa says that bay area has the highest gas prices in the country. to give you an example of the jump, san francisco prices went up in the last week. you can see prices above that mark. drivers say a way is worth it when dealing with these prices. >> it is kind of shocking with the prices. it just takes me back because you do not expect to put $60 in your car every week. >> there are a couple factors driving up the prices. one is the price of oil. there is concern about the supply of oil coming out of russia. the price of oil is expected to go up again. >> the governors as the process could take until october. they need to decide if everyone will be eligible for the money or only people of certain income levels. >> inflation continu

aaa estimates airflight nationwide will be up 25% compared to last year. online booking platform hopper says 12.4 million people are expected to fly between thursday and monday of memorial day weekend. they will be paying a lot more to do it. kayak reports the average flight is $621 round-trip, a 56% increase compared to last year. as for those hitting the road, aaa expects 39 million people will travel 50 miles or more from home during the holiday weekend, up 8.3% over last year. get a taste of some of the best food and wine in the north bay that everyone has to offer during the first ever healdsburg wine and food experience this weekend, show katie's -- showcasing winemakers and celebrity chefs. the event features wine tabry chef demonstrations, and a concert. events are being held at various places. part of the proceeds will go to the grape growers foundation and future farmers of america. a documentary from the abc owned television stations takes you inside the world of nft's and the future that the metaverse plays in it. it gives an in-depth look at t

aaa saying the bay area has the highest price was in the country. in san francisco, prices went up $.11 a gallon in the last week. all over the bay, prices over six dollars a gallon. stations that typically have lower prices often have a line of cars waiting to fill out. drivers say a weight is worth it. >> it is shocking seeing the prices. it takes me back. you do not expect to put $60 in your car every week. >> increased demand pushing prices up. another actor is the price of oil. there is concern about oil coming out of russia. the price is expected to go up again when china lifts its covid lockdowns. maybe one trip to the grocery store this week instead of several should be the plan. kumasi: the gas rebate checks governor newsom promised me it delayed until the fall. the governor says in the process could take until october. lawmakers still have to decide if everybody will be eligible or just people at certain income levels. those who qualify will receive up to $400 a vehicle from the states surplus tax revenue. reggie: inflation hits our bank a

give me two year investment grade, three year investment grade, aaa at 4.5%. those assets are pretty good. jonathan: still cautious stuff from rick read. hold your nose, cover your face, dip your toe in. tony, how difficult this moment is, a very big cash position but he has looked at it back up in yields and seen an opportunity in the investment grade. do you share some of those views? tony: some of those views, for sure. we are advocating a very moderate risk posture and a versa fight exposure to risk asset. this is not a major buying opportunity. i think spreads could widen over the next few months. in terms of where they find that opportunity, i would agree with what rick said about high-quality asset-backed, short medium area. those are attractive. i think investment grade credit, short intermediate make sense. looking to the high-yield market, the leverage loan market, very cautious about down the stack. the higher segments of those markets have plenty of reasonably priced and attractively priced opportunities in our mind at this point given the strong f

aaa reports more than 39 million americans will travel 50 or more miles. that's up about 8% from last year. and it brings travel volumes almost in line with those in 2017. the world looked as the average a gallon of regular gas at a record high of $4.60 nationwide. in april alone the cost of airfares surged more than 18%. that is the largest monthly increase on record. >>> google is out with a new tool to map the world. the company just debuted its new street view camera. they say it will make it easier to get photos. planet especially in remote areas like mountaintops and small islands. it's 15 pounds, roughly a tenth of what the original cameras weigh. they are expected everywhere else sometime next year. >>> the weather weather is all about the heat. even in san francisco. incredibly warm. >> temperatures close to 8 # degrees in san francisco. well into the 80s for oakland. 90s farther inland. it's this heat dome camped out off the west coast. high pressure in the upper levels of the atmosphere means there is more atmosphere pressing down. now, we have

that's higher than the national average for a gallon of regular according to aaa. now $4.37. the last time we saw a number this high, this actually surpassed even completely beat out the previous record, was $4.33 back on march 11th, highest number we saw since july of 2008, but this is going up so fast, just a week ago it was $4.20. back a year ago, $2.97, kind of hard to think about when you consider the numbers today. this is going up so quickly because brent crude is trading higher, there's a lot of uncertainty because of the war in ukraine, a lot of uncertainty in europe and suppliers really have not upped their production since the depths of the pandemic. i just want you to listen now to aaa which says $4.50 gas not completely out of the question. >> it's entirely possible that the upward pressure on gasoline prices are going to continue because the war certainly doesn't look like it's going anywhere, but summer driving season is just kicking in. wrmer warmer weather, longer days. people are going to be out on the roads, more demand for gas gasoline. >> reporter: i said

but aaa says really not all that good an idea. you drive all that way you're not going to save the money. >> that is the rub. pete muntean, thank you for the report from cincinnati. we do appreciate it. >>> this morning, president biden is set to address the nation on inflation and try to outline steps to get it under control. cnn's chief business correspondent christine romans with us now. ro romans, just a lot on the table. >> you know, john, i can't remember a more difficult complicated set of factor at play at at once with no road map. deutsche bank puts it this way, we live in the most chaotic hard to predict macro economic times in decades. ubs signals market signals are high. a bunch of reasons, one of them, a pandemic broke global supply chains. fixing it hasn't been easy. the cool inflation of feds raising interest rates fast. after years of ultra low interest rates that is a shock for investors and borrowers. a year, a year of stock market gains have been wiped out. the broad s&p 500 already down 16%. it's a wreck for te

aaa says the average price for gallo nearly a month of decline, according to aaa, the statewide average price for gallon here in california is 5.84. coming up next to the kron. 4 morning news raising awareness of the dangerous deadly drug. >> south bay official share their concerns on national fenton. all awareness day. we'll be right back. in the south bay. elected officials in santa clara county kicked off a new effort to raise awareness on national fentanyl awareness day at a news conference tuesday. the county warn people about the dangers of fentanyl and what people can do to keep their friends and family safe. well, health officials say 328 people have died from either taking fentanyl accidentally or being poisoned. santa clara county district attorney jeff rosen says the dangers of fentanyl can not be underestimated. >> one of the deadly facets of fentanyl that is so awful. is that the people who use it for the first time as an experiment. our on weny the thinking they're taking something else for the first time are especially susceptible to poisoning and death. just a few weeks

aaa says people are overdue for a vacation and they're looking to catch up on some r&r. >>> jetblue is launching a corporate air war and no more waiting in long lines for food at baseball stadiums. matt piper explains in today's "moneywatch" report. >>> wall street had a mixed finish monday, though tech stocks continue their downward ways. the dow rose 26. the tech-heavy nasdaq dropped 22. the s&p 500 lost 15. >>> jetblue really wants spirit airlines. the company is going straight to shareholders with its offer to buy it in hopes of pushing the board of the florida airline to the negotiating table. jetblue is asking spirit to reject a proposed $2.9 billion acquisition by rival frontier. jetblue saying it offers value and certainty, claiming frontier would offer more risk and more overlap on nonstop routes. jetblue made its first offer to buy spirit for about $3.6 billion last month. >>> mcdonald's is pulling its iconic golden arches out of russia. they say the invasion of ukraine is not consistent with its mcdonald's empty into the soviet union 30 years ago was a symbolic show of the w

aaa says more than 39 million people will travel 50 miles or more from home. almost 35 million will hit the road. another 3 million are expected to fly. drivers will see record high gas prices. aaa says the average cost for a gallon of regular gas is $4.60. >> this may be the low point for the summer in what could become certainly a very expensive summer to fill your tank. >> it sucks, but, i mean, what am i going to do, just not go anywhere? >> gas and the motel and stuff, we just figured we'll wait. >> experts say you might be able to save money by filling up about a mile or so away from the highway where prices tend to be lower. >>> and we are remembering two losses in the entertainment world. actor ray liotta died yesterday in his hotel room in the dominican republic where he was shooting a movie. the cause of death is not known. liotta played mobster henry hill in "goodfellas" and shoeless joe jackson in "field of dreams." he was 67 years old. >>> and andy fletcher founding member of depeche mode died. he played kae boards for the british pop band since 1

aaa national average for a gallon of gas is $4.59 that is up 47 cents from one month ago. be thankful for that if you live in california, aaa says the national average is an before $6 a balance ogallon you have a big tank and you go to fill up you will pay $140 to fill up the truck. better hope bitcoin keeps going up it is not right now. maybe a little bit rare morning action with not a lot of volatility. bitcoin and ethereum bothi movin up not by much. a rare non volatile morning. >>> let's see how things are shaping up overseas and some of the top headlines. julianna tatelbaum is in london with what is a mixed package behind you on the wall >> brian, it is a mixed bag in europe we started out with a strong start. stoxx 600 opened up 1% we have seen some of the shine come off european equities are trading off the highs. french market kcrossed in negative territory dax was up 1 app.4%. the italian market is down more than 1%. ftse 100 at 0.6% a mixed start to trade, brian. the context issing in interestig we ended the week lower last week europe stocks are out performing t

aaa says the average price per gallon of regular in san francisco's above $6 a gallon for the first time in history. santa rosa, san jose, oakland, all within $0.10 of that mark as well down in southern california, the average price per gallon in la county. that rose for the 12th day in a row. prices are up over $0.11 in that time following nearly a month of decline. drivers say that they're looking at their options. >> the car for decades, but i want it right now. >> because of the gas prices. >> according to aaa, the average price for gallon. here is 5.84. that's a about a buck. 74 higher than it was a year ago today. wow. >> coming up, tell them a fugitive. casey white is back in jail tonight. what he was planning to do before being caught by police and mike tyson not going to be charged for punching a man on an airplane at sfo. the surprise announcement from the d a and do you recognize these guys? they're wanted in connection with a robbery at a north bay flower shop right before its busiest day of the year. mother's d >> a small roadside flower shop suffered a big loss during a bur

counterpart on sunday and bono and the edge from u2 performed for the ukrainian resistance >>> brac aaa reports a 13% gallon rise. >>> protesters demonstrated outside the homes of two supreme court justices over the week as the debate he's up coast toest could. >>> what killed three tourists staying at a luxury sandals resort in the bahamas? our kerry sanders reports from the scene. >>> an organization helping young boys honor the special women in their live, their moms. a busy start to your week. "early today" starts right now >> thanks for being early with us i'm frances rivera arrange i'm cori coffin. in a show of solidarity, u2's bono and the edge performed a concert. during the set, the pair sang a rendition of "stand by me" alongside the ukrainian singer in fatigues. another display of unity dr. jill biden meeting with olena zelenska on mother's day let's bring in matt bradley who is live for us this morning. matt, good morning >> hey, good morning, guys as you were just mentioning, it's a flour of diplomacy. some more lyrical than others with u2. but there was also quite a bit of

you're better off hitting the road between 10:00am and on monday as you're heading home, aaa suggests leaving before 11:00am. this is all for drivers all across the country are dealing with record high gas prices. so these are the average gas prices across the bay area. as of this morning, san francisco, most expensive coming at 6.32. for a gallon of regular napa county. also seeing price above $6 and $0.30 and the east bay contra costa and alameda county. both seem prices just below 6.20, per gallon and solano county has the cheapest prices a gallon of regular. there's going cost you 6, 0, 4, still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, a bay area post cyclists found shot and killed in texas. we have the very latest on the investigation will be right back. well, welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news at for you. now, 04:30am, here on the monday morning. the weekend was great. we're consistently seen warmer temperatures. and john, you've actually been tracking that not just warm out there. also some warnings to tell people about this morning. exactly rain. unfortunately back to red flag

counterpart on sunday and bono and the edge from u2 performed for the ukrainian resistance >>> brac aaa reports a 13% gallon rise. >>> protesters demonstrated outside the homes of two supreme court

according to aaa, a cause for a regular gallon and san francisco is $6.42. in oakland, it is $6.27. it is not just the roads. there are issues if your flying today. amy hollyfield is driving us -- is joining us live at sfo with travel concerns there. amy: a lot of cancellations. the good news is, sfo officials tell me it is not impacting this airport. they have seen 14 cancellations in last 24 hours. they say that's not an unusually high number. there's a lot of chaos and other airports yesterday, about 1200 flights canceled. 260 seven canceled today. delta is airline hit the hardest with these cancellations, blaming whether and air traffic control actions for the issues. this is sitting on a busy weekend. it is getting back to pre-pandemic levels. more than 39 point 2 million americans are forecasted to travel. they're not just flying, they are also hitting the road. travelers tell us at this point, they are just hoping for the best. >> i am here until i can see what's going on. i came here for my grandbabies graduation. amy: here is a guideline on how to plan your day if you are d

according to aaa, there's twice as many bookings of flights, hotels and rental cars compared to what they saw memorial day weekend last year after a survey of 5,000 aaa members, 79% of them said they feel comfortable traveling again. 59% say they're ok, taking a commercial flight. it's going to cost you a little more, though. aaa says the average cost for a domestic flight for each day over memorial day weekend is about $160 more that it was last year. according to the international air transport association, passenger traffic is expected to reach prepandemic levels by next year. that's thanks to a faster than anticipated boost. an international travel despite strict covid lockdowns in china, which is a major flight market. officials say recovery is going strong with demand high it through rest the rest of the year actually a summer of 2023 is expected to be especially strong for those global booking soap star chicken. for your money. now interest rates on student loans will be determined today and a critical new report on inflation is also out. jane king is in new york with those st

now, i want to take a look at how quickly prices have gone up at according to aaa in the past week the average price is up 14 cents. in the past month it is up almost 50 cents. and in the past year prices are up more than a dollar 50 per gallon. if you have a 15-gallon tank that is $23 more every single time that you fill up your carpet listen to impacted drivers here. >> i use she fill my gas at $40 now it's like 55 it's really hard. >> i cannot believe the way prices it has increased is really impacting a lot. it cost over $100 to fill this man up. it's getting kind of tough. ask also, mike according to aaa for the first time ever this week the average price for gas in each and every state is now over $4 per gallon and was summer travel demand prices are not expected to improve anytime soon. again 39 million people are expected to travel from for memorial day weekend that is 8% more than last year but still not quite at pre-pandemic numbers we saw back in 2019 will send it back to you. >> may point live in expensive gas station in new york city, nay thanks a lot. for more on the synd

the most significant new deal policy to address was the aaa, the [inaudible] adjustment administration, established in 1952. what it did was to establish what was called a parity price for various foreign products and parity was a i know much of money that would provide purchasing power equal to what it had been earlier gay. i look at what exactly the years were, that it was based on budget was earlier in the 20th century when farm prices were such that, you know, that farmers were making a reasonable [inaudible] 1909 to 1914. so he took that parity, tried to make prices commensurate with purchasing power that those [inaudible] a during that apparent period. well, how are you going to do it? well, the only way to do it, the way that they tried to do it and they do it and still do it, is by establishing quotas for farm products. farmers could only produce, could only sell a certain amount of their produce. in other words, agricultural surpluses had to be reduced to bring a supply and demand more into line. and this meant to farmers had to cut down production. well when you farms, this d

that's why we've seen the national average hit $4.62 nationally according to aaa. that's up 44 cents in just the past month. for context, the average was $3.05 a gallon last memorial day. even if you adjust for inflation, this is the highest gas price that we've seen in memorial day weekend in a decade. that is despite the fact that president biden has released emergency oil from the strategic petroleum reserve. more than anyone has ever released before. we were invited by the white house to take a tour of the strategic petroleum reserve. after the tour, i asked energy secretary jennifer granholm about gas prices. she said the president is, quote, obsessed with high gas prices. >> he's responding to the current situation. he knows and he's obsessed with the fact that gas prices are so high and people are hurting. and this is a global issue. so, what can he do? so, you can get the oil and gas industry to release more supply but you accelerate clean energy. you can walk and chew gum, you can do both. the fact that we're paying these prices is almost an exclamation po

the national average for a gallon of regular gas according to aaa, $4.60. even when you adjust for inflation this is the most expensive we have seen for gas prices since memorial day 2012. but it is not just gas, hotels are up 42% according to aaa. airfare up 6%. in fact, we're hearing from some folks who are weighing the decision to drive or fly because flying simply might be cheaper. the fact is, 34.9 million americans are projected by aaa to hit the road driving 50 miles or more during the five-day memorial day travel period. we will see how much people actually drive, gas buddy thinks that so many people are driving that they just don't see demand going down and that these gas prices because of that will really stick, maybe staying above $4.50 a gallon for months. the gas price has gone up about 50% compared to last memorial day on average. 30% since the start of the russian invasion of ukraine. kate. >> pete, thank you so much for that. >>> coming up for us, school safety, once again in the spotlight for all the wrong reason, of course, after the massa

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. >> according to aaa, more than 39 million people going to take to the roads and skies this weekend. as you can see from this look in l.a., a lot of them are already getting started this morning. >> that rush coming amid another record high in gas prices. the national average is a lot higher in california. we've got a full stack of the dribble and weather forecast. >> but first the later story. >>> the latest out of uvalde, texas. the timing of the police response, some parents asking why they didn't act more quickly, and why the school was unlocked. >> eight has been a teacher who died of early tragedy, he sadly died yesterday. >> we have it all covered this morning. we will start with morgan, who was in uvalde for us. morgan, good morning to you. >> reporter: savanna, good morning, another tough morning here in uvalde with authority shifting to stories about what happened and when when the gun shots rang out here inside robb elementary school. this is coming from parents here saying police were not acting fast enough when that gun man walked inside and opened fire. now when the aut

and on monday, as you're heading home, aaa suggests leaving maybe before 11 o'clock. and all of this, of course, as gas prices are hitting record levels, you're going to have to tank up before you go. and here's a look at some of the average prices we're seeing across the bay this morning. san francisco on average 6.32. and it slowly trickles down from there with the cheapest being at the bottom of the list. solano county at 6, 0, 4, pick the county nears to do. and you can see on this list that you're paying about 6 bucks, no matter which way you slice it. so it's going to be expensive. but as daryn has been advising you this morning. if it's expensive for you are maybe this like going there before you head out on that long road trip, right? and less like you can drive to kansas where i'm sure it's cheaper, but you need to guess to get their trip. >> all right. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news celebrations ringing out in san francisco this weekend for harvey milk. we're going hear from organizers about the work they say that still needs to be done. >> to honor

the national average for a gallon of regular $4.62 according to aaa. even when you adjust it for inflation, this is the highest gas price that we have seen >> it looks like we lost pete outside reagan national. gas prices and delays are causing real problems on the road. >> yes, we are all feeling that, john avlon, indeed. >>> we do have new details after paul pelosi, the husband of house of speaker, nancy pelosi, was involved in a car crash on saturday night. lauren fox is telling me about this now. where did this happen? >> paul pelosi, who is 82 years old, was driving on a road up in napa valley, california. he was attempting to turn, crossed into state road 29 in that area and was struck by a jeep. now, there were no injuries. this crash occurring around 10:30 p.m. that's when police responded. at 11:44 p.m., after police arrive on the scene, he is arrested for driving under the influence, taken to the county detention center and then released some time early sunday morning around 4:45 in the morning. i asked how speaker nancy pelosi's office to re

according to aaa, one year ago today, americans were paying on average $2.97. today, that average is up almost $1.50 at a record $4.37. cnn's pete muntean is live in cincinnati, where drivers are traveling between ohio and kentucky looking for the best prices. pete, what are you hearing from those drivers? >> that's right, dana. drivers want relief from the rapidly rising prices, and the span of a day here at this marathon station in cincinnati, we have seen the price go up 24 cents. it was $4.15 earlier. now $4.39. that's above the national average according to aaa, which is $4.37 now. a new all-time record. it was $4.20 a week ago. $4 .12 a month ago. just an idea how of fast these prices are rising. some folks hunting around for the best prices. here in the cincinnati metro, they're going over the river into kentucky where you might get some little better prices there. you know, we talked to chris west, a driver here. she says that she just wants to go to florida with her husband. they have been planning on doing this for a while. they haven't been able to d

aaa survey 5,000 of its members and found that 79% of them feel comfortable traveling again. 59% said they're ok, taking a commercial flight. it's going to cost a little more, though. aaa says the average cost for a domestic flight for each day over memorial day weekend is about $160 more than it was last year. the tsa meantime, is gearing up for the busy summer travel season. the agency has quadrupled the number of employees at the nation's busiest airports and he's ready to shift nearly 1000 screeners from less crowded airports to the busier hubs when they get backed up. airlines are expecting summer travel to reach 90% of the pre pandemic levels. >> still ahead, our coastlines are full of lots of seal and sea lion pups right now. but experts want you to keep your distance. a look at the pumping season problem after the break. >> in sports, the warriors have a rough night in memphis and that's an understatement. sports director jason dumas has details and reactio manhood looks different from guy to guy. but when yours bends in a different direction, you might feel bothered by it. so

also, we are working with the state association to learn knowow aaa's connect with cal aim. on the local level. many of you heard that laguna honda unfortunately lost their sttsz with cms to anticipate in the medicaid and medicare programs. however they have not lost their license to operate as a nursing frasillity and currently are receiving reimbursement for residents. >> just to clear up a bill certification is about payment. laguna honda has to are cert foiled get payment. licensure allows skilled service. if people want to pay private low they receive service. if someone like the city wants to pick up the tamping licensure allows them to stay open for business they will not get paid by medicare and medical. >> so das is in contact with laguna honested on. 114 laguna residents under the office of the public guardian and upon we are monitoring the care of the individuals. the long-term care opbuds man is work to have a part at the facility to talk with residents experience distress as a result and respond to complaints. >> d ph is assuring stake holders that laguna honest

aaa reports that the average gas for a gallon of gas is more than six dollars across the board. thousands of flights have been canceled this holiday weekend. amy hollyfield is life rests with the details. good morning. reporter appointed officials tell me that they are looking pretty good. they have seen 14 cancellations and that is nothing unusual, not an unusually high number. across the country, learn seeing problems. they have seen 1200 flights canceled yesterday and about 267 today. delta is the carrier that has been most affected. they are blaming weather and air traffic situations. this is hitting on a busy weekend. more than 39 point 2 million americans have forecasted travel this weekend. they are not just flying. they are hitting the road. >> is going to be a very robust travel period for many people. people want to get out and go. reporter: if you are leaving between 1:00 and 4:00, that is when you will see the most congestion. keep in mind that a lot of other people will be traveling today as well. kumasi: search-and-rescue teams have located the bodies of 14 of the

very little relief in pump prices. >> reporter: aaa says it is normal for prices to stagnate between spring break and memorial day weekend which isn't what we've seen. we team prices continuously go up but with the unofficial start to summer more and more people will be traveling, more demand at gas stations, prices are expected to linger or even increase as we head throughout the summer into the fall months. not what consumers want to hear. arthel: i'm not getting a car with anybody i don't want to be in a car with for more than twee 8 hours. who knows what could happen. thank you very much. not just the pump where americans are feeling pain. record inflation, the price of everything rising. more on that. james friedman, assistant editor of the wall street journal will join us coming up. those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks! (sighs wearily) here i'll take that! (excited yell) woo-hoo! ensure max protein. with thirty grams of protein, one gram of sugar, and nutrients to support immune health. we have to be able to repair the enamel on a daily basis. with pronamel rep

that is better than, it is aaa, you are not taking credit risks. you are not making any interest rate risk. your -- that is ridiculous. that a supercheap. guy: do you think that credit risk that you are not taking, a lot of people got into loans because it allowed them to deal with inflation story. we are now moving on from the inflation story to the implications of the elation -- inflation story, which is slow growth. i appreciate where you are saying we are going up in quality, but are loans the best way to play that? mark: if we are going to a real cycle, this is less about talking about asset classes and more about what you do within those asset classes. if there are going to be winners and losers in all of these markets, when we talk about upping quality in the early part of the cycle, that is the move. there are things in high yields, clo's, loans, that are high quality. they should be fairly resilient in here. balance sheets across corporate america are pretty good. we do not have a fundamental issue yet. borrowers that are finding fundament

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gas prices reached a new record overnight, according to aaa. they now average $4.37 for a gallon of regular. >> i have to figure that out. i have to pay for rent. >> reporter: president biden an ounce no new policies but touted the move to release fuel from the strategic reserve. he is also asking congress to pass clean energy and vehicle text credits and boost fuel economy standards. he says that congressional republicans will make things worse. >> they want to raise taxes on 75 million american families, over 95% of the make less than $100,000 per year. >> reporter: inflation is quickly becoming a top issue headed into the november midterm elections. some economists warn that even if prices subside, there still could be long-term effects >> if you think that the inflation will fade and the worst in ukraine is behind us, but it will not get back to what we consider normal very quickly. >> reporter: debra alfarone, cbs news, the white house. >>> tesla ceo elon musk said he would restore the former president's band twitter account if his deal to

this is this is >> according to aaa, increasing gas demand and rising oil prices have push those pump prices higher. it's but the average price at the pump in the state about a $1.72. higher than it was one year ago. >> coming up at 10 o'clock, investigators are trying to figure out how we americans died at the resort in the bahamas. we'll have those details after the break. >> plus, the search continues for any more possible survivors after russian forces bomb a school sheltering ukrainian refugees details. doesn't already feared dead and coming up tomorrow night, san francisco district attorney chase aboudi in sitting down with kron 4 news to answer questions about crime in the city and the recall effort against him. the interview will be live in prime time 9.30. >> tomorrow night. we'll be right back. >> welcome back turn now to the latest on the conflict in ukraine. dozens are feared dead after authorities say a russian bomb hit a school that was serving as a shelter for about 90 people. this isn't a town in the eastern part of the country. the mayor of that town says 30 people ha

since 1987 the worst the two have sieen since black monday if you think things are getting better, the aaa average for a gallon of gas is now an all-time high at $4.59. it is over $5 in many parts of the country. this is continuing to tell you what is to come and the pressure we are facing. treasury yields are coming down. the 10-year yield at 2.82% the 30-year is barely above 3% 3.008% >> what is the guess on the high gas prices in july maybe we -- >> it is a refinery issue. >> will we do it in litres will it be euro style $7 a gallon >> i don't think we have seen the last high. >> the vix is not cooperating, andrew it is not scary enough we're back to 3,900. on the s&p i'm talking about. >> what you are saying not cooperating? >> we need more fear than 32 >> to flush things out >> yeah. >> 100%. >> here is some of the article -- >> my fear is this drags on for a long period of time. >> then again, we feel pretty bad and the dow and s&p are not in bear markets. >> the nasdaq down 30%. >> hopefully that -- scott minmi minerd has been on many times. the nasdaq could plunge 75% from its peak

aaa says this time in our american history for gasoline is unprecedented. the average cost of a gallon of regular unleaded $4.59. only a month ago, we were paying 50 cents less. republican lawmakers want answers and action. senators hitting the biden administration at two separate senate hearings. >> now aaa is projecting that gas prices will hit a national average -- average of $6 a gallon by the month of august. is this acceptable to you? >> no, it is not and you can thank the activity of vladimir putin for invading ukraine and pulling us -- >> nonsense. with all due respect that's utter nonsense. what are you doing to reverse this administration's policies that are drawing down our own supply of energy in this country that are throttling oil and goss production in the united states of america. what are you doing about it? >> do you believe gas prices are too high? >> senator, i completely understand the crunch that so many americans are under right now. i think that americans are still recovering from this terrible pandemic and there are a lot of other w

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. >> according to aaa more than 39.2 million people will be traveling for the unofficial start of summer. here's a look at the break down. 35 million expected to pack up the car. 3 million taking to the skies. about 1.3 million traveling by bus, plane or cruise ship. trav a hopper expects the airport to be the 13th busiest in the country. >>> gianna franco caught up with smart rail manager to talk about the changes. >> she also talked about the rail system to be a smart way to get to the game. >> reporter: you know how busy the freeways can get. if you want to ditch the cars, starting in june s.m.a.r.t. will offer new solutions. >> tell us about the experience when people take s.m.a.r.t. >> the train is awesome. it's a beautiful ride. the train is smooth, clean, well lit. it's a great ride. >> starting in june, there will be more weekday service, specifically for commute hours? >> absolutely. during our peak service hours in the morning and on peak, we'll be adding additional trips, ten additional trips, five northbound, fivesoutound. eporr: some tweaks that they're making is connective

aaa says all 50 states are paying at least $4. >> best guess is a gradual drift down of gasoline prices. not to where they were before the pandemic, and certainly not to where they were during the pandemic when we saw record low prices. but much lower than now. >> if you thought national average was high, average in san francisco is now $6.30. oakland and san jose aren't far behind either. >>> new at 11:00, san mateo county seeing spike in number of people without permanent roof over their head. 20% increase in homelessness since the last count three years ago. 700 people have space in shelters or interim housing, rest living in vehicles or outside. >>> new at 11:00, a southern california school bus driver is accused of providing fentanyl to a dozen students at special needs school. police were called after staff ra raised concerns. officers say found 150 suspected fentanyl pills and guns and ammunition in the cottage garrison shares with her husband. court documents reveal she used three children to peddle fentanyl. >> this is type of school that serves vulnerable kids. she was taking

aaa says the average price per gallon of regular gas in san francisco. it's above $6 a gallon for the first time in history. santa rosa, san jose, oakland, all within $0.10 of that mark as well down in southern california, the average price per gallon in la county rose for the 12th day in a row. prices up over $0.11 and that time following nearly a month of decline. drivers say they are now looking at other options. >>our for decades, but i want it right now because of the gas prices. >>according to aaa, the average price for gallon here in california's 5.82. that's about a $1.72. higher than it was one year ago today. americans are battling something other than inflation when they shop as well. higher card swipe fees passed on to them from merchants, according to the national retail federation, merchants were charged nearly 138 billion dollars in credit card. swiping season 2021, the nrf says the average family paying an extra $900 yearly on items because of those higher swiping fees in april, the sun mastercard increase their fees again, adding more th