admiral grady you are most welcome to respond to this as well. our adversaries have become better and better at negotiating capabilities and defending our conventional capabilities as well. . if we had simply won nuclear bomb or nuclear missile being or one weapon drop from a b-52 bombers. since we can do that our enemies would clear us, clearly that would not be the case. clearly have to have enough weapons and modernized enough to where we can get around or at least make them think we have the capabilities of getting around them in order to maintain that deterrent. and that capability that they have is changing on a daily basis. is that fair? >> senator, yes it is. >> senator i would just comment that the number is interesting but it is the fact that the number generates. it gives the president many, many options across a broad wage of contingencies. that is what drives a number, there is strong analysis and math behind that number. that is where we need to have the credible nuclear return that you and admiral richard had been talking about. >>

grady trimble has more. take are listen to grady. grady what you got? reporter: liz, president biden talked a lot about the budget deficit in the speech about the economy. it is truly, it fell $350 billion during the first year in office. it is expected to fall another 1 1/2 trillion this year but that is missing some important context. look at the chart from the office of management and budget. shows skyrocketing deficit because of spending during the pandemic. those pandemic era programs are ending. so the deficit is falling as well. after that though, look at the trend in the next 10 years. it is trending upwards once again. a committee for a responsible federal budget points out several proposals by the biden administration and here in congress could add to the deficit like the china competition bill, the restaurant relief bill and of course student loan debt cancellation. also worth noting that in his speech about the state of the economy president biden largely glossed over inflation pott pott bringing down the deficit is one way to ease inflation

elizabeth: grady trimble, so good to see you, grady. you're a straight-shooter. you 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 p

grady trimble is getting more from the chicago area. grady? >> gas is more than $5 a gallon here and a handful of states. the whole country could 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

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grady. >> 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. >> everybody has been trying to get out and moments like this wit

going to start with grady trimble at a gas station in chicago. grady, some 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

grady trimble with that and more at chicago's o'hare international airport. grady? >> neil, that's what we're seeing here. people 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 sai

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

for to grady trimble live at one of those gas stations in chicago for us. hi, grady. >> hi, martha. national 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

grady trimble is an chicago with the latest, grady. >> good evening liz. that's 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 w

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 the national average could hit a staggering

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well, well grady, 24 hours after that is us m m took here for the ard meeting. so that really shows that the support for the court has his own in the various 4 countries beyond just the national security heritage and the political parties then participated in the new one. so i think the featured one is that it is here to steal. the most important challenge for the one is number one, delivery and number 2, managing expectations in high expectations and now it has and i'm on relieve, therefore, that i'm being thank you so much for joining us. all was a pleasure talking to thank you for having me. other chord leaders meeting came at the end of jo biden's, 1st trip to asia as president. the aim was clear and unequivocal signal that you are a commitment to the region will remain strong despite an ongoing board in europe. the rivalry with china still defines us policy in the region, and barden made it a point to visit 2 of the u. s. his oldest security allies in the region, japan and south korea. joe biden landed in south korea, eager to reassert us influence in the a

grady told us delta, one hundred flights a day, prices are going up. my question to you is are there some good summer deals out there? >> absolutely. what i recommend to people, google flights, you can put your home airport and see where the deals are and that is what i recommend, plan your trip around that. you can save hundreds if not thousands of dollars you can then use to enjoy your vacation. airlines run deals but when you see the most airlines will let you cancel within 24 hours so if you see something that looks good instead of calling your family and friends and trying to get them on board, by it, within 24 hours take the trip. ashley: are there any particular destinations we may get some good deals on? >> absolutely. in the us, vegas, it is hot in the summer, going through a drought but plenty of amazing things, we are seeing of nur $100 there and internationally there's a lot of low-cost carriers under $400, the euro is $1.07 to the euro which is one of the most historical lows. as we see inflation going to europe the dollar stronger than it

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 eat into

neil: thank you, grady, thanks very much. grady trimble. we had losses from a little bit earlier, lower interest rates, especially the 10-year note well under 2.90% probably are not hurting matters any. we're on top of it after this. ♪ you're a one-man stitchwork master. but your staffing plan needs to go up a size. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire bonnie boon i'm calling you out. everybody be cool, alright? with ringcentral we can pull bonnie up on phone, message, or video, all in the same app. oh... hey bonnie, i didn't see you there. ♪ ringcentral ♪ this? this is supersonic wifi from xfinity. it's fast. like, ready-for- major-gig-speeds fast. oh... hey bonnie, i didn't see you there. like riding-a-cheetah fast. isn't that right, girl? whoa! it can connect hundreds of devices at once. [ in unison ] that's powerful. couldn't have said it better myself. and with three times the bandwidth, the gaming never has

grady trimble, keeping track of it all in chicago. grady? reporter: neil, how the former president will rsvp to this invitation back to twitter is another story but yes, elon musk says the ban of trump was a mistake and that if the sale of twitter goes through and musk becomes the new owner he will welcome trump back to the platform. >> i think that was a mistake because it, alienated a large part of the country and did not ultimately result in donald trump not having a voice. reporter: twitter cofounder jack dorsey was leading the company when trump was banned. he now says he agrees with musk. he believes with some exceptions permanent bans are in his words a failure and don't work. he tweeted it was a business decision. it shouldn't have been. we should always revisit our decisions and evolve as necessary. even the aclu says letting president trump back on the platform is the right call. saying when a handful of individuals have so much power they should exercise it with restraint. as for whether trump will take up musk on the offer to com

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

grady is live at the plant in sturgis, michigan this afternoon. hi, grady. >> the fda has to ok for abbott to restart production, that takes two weeks before they are producing again and then another 6 to 8 weeks after that abbott tells us before you would actually see the formula being made here on store shelves. so, it could be a ile. abbott does say there is no evidence linking the recalled baby formula to those four infants who got sick, two of them passed away. while this plant is closed, abbott is flying in formula from plants in europe. other manufacturers are also ramping up production but so far the problem is only getting worse. most states are seeing an out of stock rate of 40 to 50%. house republicans introducing legislation to make it easier to import formula from other countries, and many of those lawmakers are dealing with this problem themselves. >> this crisis has been brewing for months. since my 4-month-old has been born, my entire family across four states scouring shelves looking for formula for which he is dependent to surviv

fox business' grady trimble is in chicago with the latest. grady? >> charles, the national average getting closer to the $5 a gallon that most analysts seem to agree is a distinct possibility this 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 g

grady, thank you very much. go ahead. reporter: just going to say thats the strategic petroleum reserve now at its lowest level since 1987. the biden administration wants to refill it at least partially but they will probably pay more for it than what they paid to fill it in the first place. big problem. david: $112 a barrel is more than $40 a barrel which is what they filled it up with, it is extraordinary. doesn't make sense. grady, thank you very much. while the biden administration continues to put the brakes on u.s. oil production they are now turning to venezuela's socialist dictatorship for a deal to i am you're a million -- import a million barrels a day, despite the fact venezuela's dirty, broken state oil company only produces 700,000 bears a day total? that doesn't make any sense. what the heck is going on here? senator rob portman is here. senator, i tried to figure it out. maybe you can help me, maybe you can't, it doesn't make any sense. pedevesa, the terribly run state oil company in venezuela, used to make

in ohio, grady trimble fox news. >> we are back out the panel take a look at the latest fox news pull out 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 f

grady joins us from the scene in sturgis, michigan. >> we have asked abbott and the f.d.a. repeatedly over the past several days when this plant is gonna reopen, and we have not been able to get even a possible timeline for that reopening. but this shortage certainly exploded when the plant was shut down. it was already becoming a problem, though, if you look at this chart in mid february. so a lot of people are asking, if the f.d.a. knew this was a problem, if the white house knew it was a problem, why didn't they warn parents? >> what they should have done right away, communicate to the american public this could potentially cause shortages, and they didn't. now, obviously you don't want panic buying, but you don't want to leave parents with no options and not a word that a problem was happening. >> so for now, abbott says it's producing more formula at other plants and flying in product from ireland, one of the other top baby formula makers tells fox we are running our plants 24/7, enabled us to increase supply to parents and infants by more than 30%, feeding over 200,00

>> bret: grady, thank you. up next, horror stories from southern ukraine as refugees finally begin their escape and a bipartisan look at the state of helping the ukrainians there. first, beyond our borders tonight, the european union steps up its antitrust case apple, accusing the company of accusing the company dominant position limiting access to technologies allowing contactless payment. apply apple says it will continue to work with eu to ensure european customers have payment option to the their choice. the covid-19 pandemic in shanghai appears to be waning, the number of new cases in china's largest city has fallen onto below 10,000 a day. began ease ago citywide lockdown disrupted the lives of millions of residents there and dealt at least a temporary blow to china's economy. egyptian muslims celebrate the end ever the holy month of ramadan by attending prayers. the day continued with extended family gatherings where parents often buy gifts and new clothes for their children. egyptian president el-sisi a

>> bret: grady, thank you. let's bring in arkansas republican governor asa hutchinson, thanks for being here. >> good to be with you, bret. >> bret: i want to ask you about all the abortion developments and the supreme court in just a bit but coming off of that piece, what do you think of the student loan debate wiping it away in the midst of the economy you are seeing in arkansas? >> well, to wipe the student loan debt for our nation across the board is bad policy. but, also, as your report pointed out, it's unfair. you look at arkansas, and we have many high school graduates that go straight into the workforce, they get their training, they pay for it as they go, they get some assistance, but they might not go to college. they don't create that debt. and for them to carry the burden of paying off everyone's college debt is basically unfair. i do believe that you can look at teachers, you can look at those that go into law enforcement and provide some targeted relief, i think that's a fair debate. there's -- w

grady trimble, fox business. and i took a look at different airports across the bay area. how about 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

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. bringing 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 fro

grady trimble is outside that factory this morning, grady? if abbott gets the approval, 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 abb

. >> admiral grady, do you think russia would have invaded ukraine if ukraine was a nuclear capability? >> i think they would have had many second thoughts about that, as an option for them, if they were facing a nuclear armed adversary. >> thank you. >> thank you senator rounds. i want to thank each and everyone of you for your dedication to the country and for your approach to these very difficult issues. the work you put in on behalf of the public often in quiet and unsung ways. we recognize what you're contributing to the defense of this country. the irony of nuclear weapons is the reason we have them as we never want to use them. the best way to ensure we never use them is to have them. and to have those who would commit aggression, understand, this is something that has to be part of their decision-making calculus. evil exists in the world. we have to be prepared to defend ourselves and our allies. the work that you are doing is contributing vitally to that end. i want to thank you again for your testimony today. thank you for appearing before the committee. senator fischer did y

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grady is talking to drivers, what are he this telling you, grady? >> gillian, for now they say they have to grin and bear the higher prices. we asked people if it changed their summer travel plans and they tell us not yet, but that could also drive up prices more if demand for travel this memorial day and beyond is high. prices could go up as well. i want to show you this map because for the first time ever, gas, the average in all 50 states is above $4 a gallon. the national average jumped $0.04 overnight. it's up $0.16 from just last week. and in some states out west, like washington, oregon, nevada they are above $5 a gallon. california, above $6 a gallon. the rest of the country might not be that far behind, it could hit 5, $6 a gallon in the near future. >> 3.50 or 4 bucks, we thought that sucked, and now it's five. six is coming. >> it hurts when we are trying to live and work at the same time. >> it is a battle for a lot of drivers and the president, the biden administration tapped into the strategic petroleum reserve in the hopes of lowering

grady: i hea at least 20 shots in the store. geoff: he then put a gun to his neck, but officials say police officers convinced him to drop it. he was apprehended and transferred to buffalo police headquarters. after the shooting, a manifesto surfaced online, which authorities say they believe the suspect wrote. it cited the racist "great replacement theory," the false idea that whites are being replaced by people of color and that it will result in the extinction of the white race. gov. hochul: there is no other way to describe it than white supremacy terrorism. it's racism. it's hatred. geoff: for more now on the role of extremism and white supremacy in the buffalo shooting, i'm joined by kathleen belew. she is author of "bring the war home: the white power movement and paramilitary america," and an assistant professor of history at the university of chicago. it is good to have you with us. the buffalo suspect's alleged writing about white replacement theory is very silar to what we've seen in mass shootings involving other far

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take us through the pain, grady. reporter: well, stu, this station is at 5.49 almost 5.50 and patrick dehan with gas buddy called yesterday, the calm before the storm so if that's true then the storm is here today. oil prices climbed on news that the eu will cut most russian oil imports by year's end, of course higher oil prices will translate to prices at the pump increasing. the national average for a gallon of gas you mentioned it 4.62 that's a buck 50 more than we were paying a year ago a 50% increase in just a year's time. experts are now saying the likelihood of $5 a gallon for a national average this summer is increasing. illinois you mentioned it now the seventh state with an average over $5 joining washington, oregon, nevada, california, alaska, and hawaii. what we are starting to see though, stuart, is what the experts in the industry call demand destruction. that means prices are getting so high that drivers are now saying you know what? i'm going to drive less because i don't want to pay these prices , ov

grady trimble with video, new details on how china's trade is hitting the supply chains. grady? reporter: those lockdowns 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

grady trimble has more right now from michigan. grady? reporter: 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 dem

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. >>> earlier today, i spoke with grady lewis, who talked to alleged gunman here on friday before saturday's shooting. and then yesterday, he was here again during the attack. i asked him what he saw when the shooting started. >> i heard the first shot, and one point, seconds after that, i looked up, 0.6 seconds, another shot. and he was just shooting people. >> was he just randoming targeting people, do you think, just shooting anybody? >> yes, he was randomly shooting people outside. and then i seen the security guard run in. when i saw that, i was like, well, this ain't no movie, this is for real. then he went in shooting. shooting more people. and i still see it in my head that this guy was just shooting at people standing here. it's crazy. it's crazy. a guy was just shooting at people. >> he targeted black people. >> yes. >> he killed almost everybody -- tell me where you were when you saw him. >> i saw him walking through the exit door. >> here at the tops? >> at the tops on friday. i said, he look out of place. he looks out of place. and i walked up to him, and i said, where you from?

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. >> grady lewis was across the street saturday and saw the gunman open fire >> you see a guy in camouflage shooting, shooting, seen the security guard run into the store. >> lewis told me he saw the suspect at the store the day before the attack and so did veronica love and her son daniel who work across the street. >> where was he? >> next door i front of my barbershop, he was sitting right in front, using the wi-fi. >> like so many here, they are still stunned by the nightmare the gunman unleashed >> you could have been over there >> i could have been over there i frequently go over there. my daughter had a list for her sunday meal. >> in court this weekend the suspect pled not guilty. while tonight ther are new details on the investigation. authorities have interviewed the suspect's parents and confirm the suspect posted a 180-page racist rant, including saying he targeted the neighborhood because it had the most black people and nbc news learning this is not the first time the suspect came in contact with law enforcement. last june, police were called after he allegedly threatened to c

we know that when he was just the vice grady aid that you talk to by that he's really planning a mass shooting. he got some help from psychologist but then kind of fell off the radar after he graduated. so he has been, or there has been some knowledge around to that. something is wrong with him, but nobody really followed up and intriguing that. but many media outlets are sad, d, w included a choosing not to name him wiser. well, you know, phil has many others as well. now he wants to become a hero in his circle. he live streamed, or when he came here, when he parked here in his armor in his gear. so that's always a tricky thing for journalists. how much attention do you give these individuals? do you show their pictures? or do you show the pictures they have been posting on social media? do you kind of call their name? so it's a tricky line. i think it's our duty to report on what is going on, but i think it's also necessary to be very careful with how big of a black form we give those people. thank you for that. in us poll in buffalo, new york for terminus interior ministry has read

neil: grady thank you very very much for that. well the big question with a lot of this stuff is how many people will be feeling the impact of these higher gasoline prices, higher energy prices in general. there are anecdotal signs at least that they're not running at the clip that they were. in other words, they are still getting higher but not as aggressively higher, in other words those increases and the rate of increases slowing. so what are we to make of that let's ask mike bradley the energy market strategy partner. mike what are you to make of that. we tend to cling to whatever good news we can find and for some the good news is prices still going up, but not at the clip they were. what do you make of that? >> yeah, we're already seeing a little bit of demand destruction and it's probably on the order of a half million to a million barrels a day of demand destruction, so yeah, that's helping lower prices a little bit, but unfortunately, i think what you're going to see is we are just starting that summer driving season, dem