of the gulf of mexico oil. i am more than happy to make sure we continue to work with your office moving forward for. >> i'm going to get onto my next question then. the piece that was passed along, we got hold of that earlier this morning, christopher got a hole of that. your department and for my staff this morning it would release the draft proposal on june the 30th. iis suppose that should be good news i am just as interested whether or not is this an omission your department will fail to meet the the timeline for the final? >> the fact we essentially had to start from scratch on this program, as mentioned in previous administration stopped in 2018 and did not do any more work on it. so we picked that up and we got into office. >> i mean is this an omission you are not going to meet that final draft deadline of june the 30th yes or no. >> yes the final draft will not be out by june 30. x okay i have one minute. the white house recently stated the president's policy is to ban additional leasing. that is from

of the gulf of mexico oil. i am more than happy to make sure that we continue to work with your office moving forward. >> i'm gonna get on to my next question then. the piece that was passed along, we got a hold of that early this morning. christopher got a hold of that. your department inform my staff this morning that it would release the draft proposal on june the 30th. i suppose that that should be good news but i'm just interested in whether or not this is an admission that the department will fail to meet the june 30th deadline for the final five-year program? >> considering the fact that we essentially had to start from scratch on this program as we mentioned, the previous administration stopped in 2018 and did not do any more work on it. we picked that up when we got into office. >> i mean, is this and admission that you are not going to meet that final draft deadline of june the 30th. >> yes, the final draft will not be out by june 30th. >> okay, i have one minute. the white house recently stated that

the gulf of mexico. minneapolis look of ashley about $22.00 degrees at this time of year up to route $33.00 celsius. somewhat cooler north of the border there for winnipeg where the to meet. that's where we got some very disturbed weather, some heavy and sundry down post. possibly little bit of 1st snow mixed in there as we go on 3 friday on into saturday, shot showers continuing into central parts for a time on the live the side still somewhere around the eastern seaboard up towards pacific northwest. the next system starts to push its way through. could even still see some snow over the cascades as we go one through sat. i think a little more bitty as we go into the we can then down towards south, still a few showers just around the louisiana on the other side of the gulf of mexico. some very heavy rain, making its way across the greater antilles, with some big temples to cuba, jamaica and hispaniola. ah. the examining the impact of today's headlines yesterday, our electricity was talking to all this a

of congress as they toured the world's largest offshore oil platform in the gulf of mexico. let's take a look. ♪ >> we're in the gulf of mexico, heading 80 miles off the coast of louisiana to the platform, the largest one in the gulf of mexico. >> everyday we produce oil and gas through a number of wells and exported off the shore. >> this operation can produce 140,000 barrels per day, three million cars it could fuel. >> delegation of members of congress are here to check out our offshore oil industry. >> we just landed on the platform, let's get going on the tour. >> we have 20,000 chain links, the borings keep this afloat. it turns into steam -- use that steam to generate more power. >> the steam is created from the process that you are already doing? >> free power. and -- >> one thing that most impress you when you come out here, the cleanliness of the water. people, take a look, it is like blue, caribbean water. >> it is drill ship, they are drilling for this vessel. this vessel doesn't drill -- gas is dry, separated and -- ready for the pipeline. >> all these meters

the gulf of mexico, some very heavy rain making its way across the greater antilles, with some big temples to cuba, jamaica, and hispaniola. ah, but again, culture dominates america's underworld, but has it permeated law enforcement itself? they want exactly what every gang member wants, a power and control. so lines investigates allegations of organized gangs within the los angeles cherished department taking the law into their own hands. a failure at every level from every art of los angeles county government shadow system. a lay secretive sheriff gangs on al jazeera. ah ah morgan, you're watching al jazeera has reminder of our top story this. our thousands of palestinians have been paying tribute to al jazeera jenda serene albert at a state service held in her honor in ramallah. sure, he was shot dead by his re forces me occupied westbank on wednesday. the body of the veteran journalist is now at a hospital morgue and occupy these jerusalem. a funeral will take place later on friday. and the washington post says, israel's army is investigating whether one of its soldiers shot jury and t

out of the gulf of mexico, minneapolis look of ash about $22.00 degrees at this time of year round $33.00 celsius. somewhat cooler north of the border there for winnipeg where the to meet. that's where we got some very disturbed weather, some heavy and foundry down. pause. possibly little bit of 1st snow mixed in there as we go on through friday on into saturday. sharp showers continuing into central parts for a time on the lively side. still somewhere around the eastern seaboard up towards pacific northwest. the next system starts to push its way through. could even still see some snow over the cascade as we go on through sat. i think a little more bitty as we go into the we can then down towards south till a few showers just around louisiana on the other side of the gulf of mexico, some very heavy rain making its way across the greater antilles. with some big temples for cuba, jamaica and hispaniola. ah ah, in hebron boys breathe and fly pigeons. but in this occupied palestinian city boys are also closely watched vice really forces at times shot up and often arrested. a delicately told

he canceled oil leases in alaska and the gulf of mexico. you know, you democrats can try to play the blame game because your policies are not working and you have tried to play the blame game. first, you blamed it on covid-19. then, you blamed it on vladimir putin and the war in ukraine. now price gouging. nothing can be further from the truth. it's simple supply and demand. joe biden lessened the supply available to our refineries to meet americans' needs. supply and demand. demand goes up, supply's got to go up to meet it. if the supply goes down, demand goes up. it's a commodity and is more valuable with the less supply. supply and demand. in fact, i believe every democrat should go back not to college, not to college level classes. go take high school level economic classes. in fact, the whole biden administration should go to high school economics 101. supply and demand. it's a commodity. we raise supply to meet demand, prices go down. we can do that by unleashing american energy dominance. look where gas prices were before joe biden t

it will move to the gulf of mexico and could see potential for rainfall along the gulf coast. busy. foxweather.com, we will keep you updated. >> todd: a busy holiday weekend for border patrol with flood of 4000 illegal immigrants crossing the rio grand. >> carley: yeah, violence rattling big cities across the united states, including some with the strictest gun laws in the country. >> we have super ultraliberal leftist politicians who are consistently destroying our cities and subbushes and now the united states. >> carley: what will it take to get leaders to act? tomi lahren joins us next. >> the border crisis not easing up, 4000 illegal immigrant says crossing into the u.s. over the weekend. >> carley: border patrol nabbed multiple known sex offenders entering alexandria hoff has more. >> alex: writing two days in a row, agents encountered convicted sex offenders. the findings included 131 pounds of fentanyl, heroin, three gang members and an assassination suspect. the agents performed 22 water -- bodies of three apparent mifwrants who died trying to cross the rio grand. former pa

of mexico, and this is an area that we have to watch for portions of the gulf of mexico and the caribbean. >> all right, tyler, thank you so much. appreciate that. >>> well, in the world of motor sports, a swede took the checkered flag for just the second time in the history of the indy 500. marcus erickson won the 106th running of the race in a dramatic finish. and, as you see, he even took a gulp from the traditional bottle of milk before pouring it over his face. >>> just hours earlier, mexico's sergio perez won the monaco grand prix. it was the red bull driver's first win at formula 1's showcase event. he edged out carloes seinz by 1.1 seconds. rain delayed by an hour. but perez say it's was a dream come true when he crossed the finish line. and before we go, the teams are now set for the nba finals. the boston celtics will advance after beating the miami heat in game 7 of the eastern conference finals. the celtics have a tough matchup. they'll take on the golden state warriors who have home court advantage. game 1 in the best-of-seven series is thursday in san francisco. >>> and want

of mexico, courtesy of the spacex capsule "endurance." it landed off the coast of tampa and will be making their way to houston later today after their nearly 24-hour trip home. >>> the trial involving johnny depp is now on a ten-day scheduled break after an emotional second day on the stand by his ex, amber heard. here's abc's stephanie ramos. [ weeping ] >> i don't want to do this. i don't want to do this. >> reporter: more disturbing testimony in amber heard's second day on the witness stand. the actress sued for $50 million. her ex-husband, johnny depp, claims she defamed him by claiming to be the victim of abuse. >> realizing there was a phone there, and he picked up the phone, and he's screaming, like, at the top of his lungs, screaming, i [ bleep ] hate you. i [ bleep ] hate you. you ruined my [ bleep ] life. and screaming at the top of his lungs. he picks up the phone and starts bashing the phone against the wall, against the wall where i was just being held. and i was that phone all of a sudden. >> reporter: the dramatic testimon

or the wind off the gulf of mexico. it's given us a feed of warm and humid air for houston, that's going to pop up your temperature to 35 and some disturbed weather in the u. s. while it's dropping down. what weather into the bahamas eastern cuba. and we've got some thunder. downpours for havana on sunday, with a height of 33 degrees, constant feet of re north coast of brazil, french sky, and had sir knob and diana, but south of this pleasant conditions. lot of sun around the river plate reach amounts of badeo 21. and look and good and santiago. 17. the number for you on sunday. ah ah ukrainian officials say all civilians have been evacuated from the besieged steel plants in not a pole. ah . no money inside this is out. is there a lie from day or so? coming up, the c i a chief thinks vladimir putin believes he cannot afford to lose in ukraine and is doubling down only 20 years after fast telling women in afghanistan to cover the.

it was a watery return to earth among those floating in the gulf of mexico, the 12th german to make it into space. almost 24 hours earlier, mathias mouth bid farewell to the i assess. it's been like 6 outstanding months up here in the space station. thanks to the my crew my it's, it's been so beautiful. thanks to all the people on the ground that supported us. it serve in the end of a 6 months mission. but i think the space stream lives on one marrow spent his time in space, like all the astronauts aboard, carrying out scientific experiments and maintaining the decades old station. he also became only the 4th german to leave the i s. s and conduct a space walk. the very laughed at his ether. now that way it back on earth. mara and his nasa kali's capsule was dragged aboard a space ex recovery ship outside for those inside. it was the end of an almost day long journey. yes of the astronauts made their exits with smiles and waves, if not on their feet coverage after so long without gravity, it was stretches for every one. tamya molly artichoke is one of the most prolific and audacious uk

and the warm humid air from the gulf of mexico. when this cold front moves eastward, it will bring the severe weather front as well. we just got the update at 2:00 a.m. and it has put a large swath of the southeast under this enhanced risk of severe storms. i'll explain what that means. damaging winds, large hail, a few tornadoes. raleigh to montgomery. that's the area we need to keep a close eye on. the storm prediction center has highlighted two particular locations with our greatest threat of tornadoes and that includes the greater atlanta metro region as well as raleigh with that shading of orange, and 5% of tornadoes anywhere you see that shading of yellow. that basically means there is a 5% or 10% probability of a tornado impacting that particular point within a 25-mile radius. that's what that equates to. here's the severe weather threat. breaking it down timing wise, atlanta between 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. the storm move eastward across the carolinas by this afternoon and evening. and then i'm picking up on some heavy rainfall th

court rulings for the gulf of mexico region sparked the decision. the american petroleum institute disappointed with the decision telling fox business in a statement "unfortunately, this is becoming a pattern. the administration talks about the need for more supply and acts to restrict it. as geopolitical volatility and global energy prices continue to rise, we again urge the administration to end the uncertainty and immediately act on a new five year program for federal offshore leasing." taking a look at that statement right there. now, when it comes to all of this , the american public, they are at the root end of all of it i've been speaking to drivers all week and really all year about these higher gas prices. they feel stuck, and forced to pay higher prices while little is done to combat that. >> going to pick-up my daughter from college, i'm going to probably use all $115 and come back, fill up so i can get to work as well. i've already committed to certain things, and that's why this is a big shock. i have no choice but to fill up my gas tan

of mexico. the move comes as gasoline prices continue to hit record levels. ♪ ♪ >> shannon: joining us now dr. mehmet oz one of the g.o.p. contenders in the senate primary in pennsylvania. coming up in just days. dr. oz, great to have you with us. >> great to be here, shannon. >> shannon: this has gotten to be incredibly tight race. brand new polling got you at the top of the pack at 22%. mccormick 22%. barnett 19%. that's essentially within our margin of error. i want to give you a chance to hear from your critics and respond as you are all neck in neck at this point. here are some jabs as why you aren't as qualified as they are. >> the reason mehmet keeps talking about president trump's endorsement because he can't run on his own positions and his own records. what's true is that he has flip flopped on every major issue we are talking about in this campaign. >> when these carpet baggers lose, you will never see them again. and if they should win, you will never see them again. >> shannon:

, making his way through the cold air. diving out of canada. warm are being pulled in from the gulf of mexico. see the big contrast there. and that led to at least one tornado being reported just around michigan at wet weather the model weather will make its way farther aces, but look of a hate 34 celsius in dc on sunday line a showers they are running up from a deep south pushing up the appalachians, which was at northeast corner into eastern parts of canada, generally dry behind. so cool enough. 14 in chicago to say 34 that 4 day se, we'll see things just coming together somewhat as we go one a 3, monday but plenty a shower spring. storms down towards the south. a big storms as well. southern plains run across the great plains. we are likely to see some violent weather coming. 3 large house strong winds, pushing through main wild fires continues farther west. it stays dry. that dry weather that rolls down across a good part of mexico. you companies that we'll see want to, to shower central america thinks house driven in la easily when la she dr. either ace with showers, be great anti

so to speak, americans are quite familiar with our view of the northern, not the gulf of mexico. of course we think of that is our area to operate to control. china feels the same way, i think for about the south china sea and other parts of the, you know, they, they are going to, demi china states going to if you think about it, you know, are we going to go in somebody's backyard and conduct a full scale global war, are we going to do that? i mean, because if we're planning to do that, that's one thing. but if we're just talking, then i think the status quo is china is in charge of their well, karen crept closely retired, you as opposed to 10, colonel. thank you very much. feel take on those joint exercises between russia and china. the u. s. is pushing russia to announce a technical default house after washington bar can banks. now moscow says a default is not on the cards. however, stress, it has the cash to pay investors and is simply been stopped from fulfilling his obligations. well, earlier my colleague, you know, neil spoke more on this with autism rod gusty f. but the un

but it then reemerges in the gulf of mexico and has a 30% chance of developing into a named storm yet again. however, once it makes its way into the gulf of mexico, it's now in the atlantic basin. so what does that mean if it gets renamed in the next five to seven days? that means it becomes our first named storm of the atlantic season. the atlantic hurricane season begins on june 1st. so if this gets a name, it will be the 8th storm and it will be named alex. >> ah, yes, the intricate naming system. tyler, thank you for that. >>> still ahead, the biden justice department reviewing the police response to the uvalde school shooting. what went wrong? but first, the major league manager who has been skipping the national anthem in protest. why he might now make an exception. (johnny cash) ♪ i've traveled every road in this here land! ♪ ♪ i've been everywhere, man. ♪ ♪ i've been everywhere, man. ♪ ♪ crossed the desert's bare, man. ♪ ♪ i've breathed the mountain air, man. ♪ ♪ of travel i've had my share, man. ♪ ♪ i've been everywhere. ♪ ♪ i've been to: pittsbu

now, this thing may spring back alive again in the gulf of mexico. and folks in the southeast are watching it carefully. you'll hear more about that. if it does happen by mid to latter this week, onshore winds back on the home front is what we got going on here. they're expected to flip a little bit to get the solano county bring down some drier air. 68 going on at 7 o'clock by 10, worried about 56. now highs tomorrow. we're not done building on this upper 80's. bay also mid to upper 80's up in the north bay to with 82 for about san jose and popping about an 80 for hayward with most readings are in the upper 70's probably on balance. the hottest day of the bunch will be about wednesday before they tear back down again. compliments of high pressure building again. it breaks down as we go into the end of the week and the weekend. what a nice surprise that is. maybe on sunday. we'll get a hit of maybe perhaps some showers. so that's what we're hoping on. let's check it out in the 4 zone or the 7 day forecast. we've got a pop of about wednesday on 90 qui

hurricane season in the gulf of mexico where, you know, about half of the refining capacity is on the coast. anything goes when we get to hurricane season, then that's true for gasoline. it's true for diesel. it's true for jet fuel. >> as you heard, despite the high cost of gas and flights, millions of americans are hitting the road and heading to the airport this upcoming memorial day weekend. 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 someti

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of mexico. and they have found me in the gulf of mexico somewhere after we ran out of fuel. allen says he lost consciousness due to a torn aorta. he was eventually taken to the hospital for emergency surgery. a man in florida is accused of blowing up a mailbox over an unpaid bill of just $20.29 year old peter dusek allegedly blew up the mailbox of a landscaping customer over unsettled payment issues. but it turns out the customer involved didn't even live there anymore. the current occupant had only moved into the house just days before. i wasn't aware of any disputes over landscaping. i just got here tuesday. little extreme. to say the least. little over the top. i want to give him the $20 every really wanted it. records show. dusek was a criminal parolee. he is now facing charges, including discharging a destructive device and possession of a weapon by a convicted felon. the ukrainians are in the fight for their lives in the east, with the russian military, escalating their attacks on both arm

of mexico and alaska. and on top of everything, now we have a baby formula shortage. here with me now in a fox business exclusive, "forbes" media chairman steve forbes and former cke restaurant ceo andy puzder: gentlemen, great can to have you both. thank you so much for being here. andy, i want to get your take on what we saw week. the producer price index at 11%, the consumer price index at 8.33%. we see inflation persisting. >> yeah. and you hear biden in the tape you just played saying it's -- his policies are helping. but it's really kind of ridiculous. you've got jerome powell out there raising interest rates, the fed raising interest rates to pull down demand. you know, we've got to pull down the economy, slow it down, and then you've got president biden out there talking about the more spending, trying to pass his latest version of build back broke to generate economic growth. so his policies are doing exactly the opposite of what we need. he's not talking about calming demand and increasing supply

, in the gulf of mexico, a couple of scenarios: one will take it a little bit farther south ofrilo f, t much wetter for thehe sunshine state. >> o'donnell: chris, thank you very much. let's turn now to the war in ukraine, where a russian air strike hit a nitric acid tank. a large pink cloud could be seen rising above the city and authorities are have warned residents to stay indoors due to the toxic fumes that can be dangerous if inhaled. the white house also said today president biden is still considering sending rocket systems to ukraine, but not for use beyond ukraine's borders. all right, now to the economy where consumer confidence dipped again this month, all because of crippling inflation and skyrocketing gas prices. proob told the head of the federal reserve today that his plans to tackle inflation include overhauling the tax code, cutting the nation's deficit, and making housing and prescription drugs more affordable. gas prices hit another record high today, averaging $4.62 a gallon nationwide. but look at this station in downtown los angeles: well, it's over $8 a gallon. cb

maria: yesterday again, the president canceled more oil production, canceling leases in the gulf of mexico and alaska, ahead of the ppi reading had this morning markets are trading down once again. take a look at the selloff continuing, the dow industrials down right now, another 200 points. s&p 500 down 30 points and nasdaq right now lower by 136. it has been down four of the past five days. this after stocks fell across the board yesterday on the cpi data. in fact, the number, while better than the expectations, remains elevated. it was actually worse than what most economists were expecting with an 8.3% reading. yesterday the dow industrials down 326, nasdaq down 373, better than 3%. and the s&p 500 sold off 65 points. short-term interest rates meanwhile pulling back from three year highs, take a look at the 10 year right now with the yield at 2.82%, that is down 8.7 basis points. oil prices meanwhile on the move, take a look at the price of oil here with the price of brent and crude oil right now lower, brent at 106, 15, down 1 and a quarter percent, the price of crude, 104, 21, down 1

we have video here taking just above the gulf of mexico north of tampa. the pasco county sheriff's department flew over an island on may 4th and shared this video of what it saw . the department is warning visitors to be aware of their surroundings, especially when they're going swimming. yikes. okay? time is 7 49, speaking of yikes. the selloff continues on wall street this morning, led by the tech stocks in the nasdaq. one california company's stock is down afterward that it's losing a big investor. pam cook back in studio to discuss this in dollars and cents, not a lot of bright spots. a lot of stocks down again today rivian stock down about 15% afterward that ford is selling eight million of its shares. ford owns about 12% of the electric truck company out of irvine. now stocks dropped right when that opening bell rang this morning. the nasdaq in particular a lot of money as interest rates go up. money has moved from the tech stocks into cash things like bonds, nasdaq dipping below 12,000 this morning it was at 15,000 at the beginning of the year, and

of mexico that's where the heavy crude comes from. which is what they are processing down there. it is just beyond me. this administration clearly told us early on when he's running running for office joe biden said going to do it with the far away with the fossil fuel industry. playing to his left for the left is holding him to his political remarks he made during the election. the american people paired by the vote for joe biden or not you are paying the bill. i think that is the message people need to understand everything. and i mean everything associated to energy cost in some form or fashion reported the inflation that is being driven today is because of energy cost. whether it is to move produce around in the united states you name it. energy has a real impact on the cost of energy. this is menstruation is a fess up. i admit that politically they have one election but the american people are going to pay the price. >> government you make such a great point. what most people want is some honesty. there is such a dishonesty about

crude production, but thursday it canceled three oil and gas leases in the gulf of mexico and off alaska removing millions of acres for possible drilling. the white house blames a lack of industry interest as well as conflicting court rulings. republicans say the cancellation of those leases will hurt consumers and national security. but the interior secretary says the oil industry already has about 9,000 unused drilling permits. andrea fujii, abc news, new york. >> andrea, thank you. >>> time now for a look at your friday weather. this powerful dust storm turned deadly in south dakota. the wall of dust rolled into sioux falls, winds up to 90 miles per hour were reported causing extensive damage in several areas bringing down trees and power lines. the storm system is now threatening areas from kansas to michigan. rain will spread across much of the south and more rain for the northwest. checking today's high temperatures, it will be warmer today in chicago. warmer in chicago than in miami. more heat from texas to arkansas. chilly in the northwest. >>> >>> also ahead, the stunning first

video shows the new joint direct attack munition tearing a ship in half in the gulf of mexico. the air force says it does the work of a torpedo but it's less expensive. >>> an unruly passenger on frontier airlines who ended up being duct taped to his seat. >> reporter: this morning the man seen here during what was described as a mid air meltdown has been sentenced to 60 days in jail. 23-year-old maxwell was tied to his seat with duct tape after allegedly groping two flight attendants and punching a third on a flight from philadelphia to miami last year. police say he had spilled an alcoholic drink on himself and returned from the bathroom shirtless. then things got violent, eventually hitting the flight attendant with a closed fist. she spoke with the station, defending how barry was restrained. >> you can say it might have looked barbaric and maybe we went overboard. it worked perfectly. no one got hurt. he made a enemy out of everyone on that aircraft. >> reporter: he said the 60-day jail sentence is not enough. >> i think it is a disgusting miscarriage of justice. >> report

of mexico and alaska effectively removing millions of acres from possible drilling. some members of congress warned that decision could jeopardize energy security for the us. i can't imagine a more tone deaf, short sighted decision that jeopardizes our economic and energy security without doing a single thing to help the environment or the american people. however, rather than buying, it continues to refer to this or in cost as food prototype. but just how long will that catch phrase stick even all of the actions, the u. s. is taking right now, and what long term impact will they have on the global energy market in washington? rachel blevins r t. well, we discuss the possible impact of that new pac bill with specialists on u. s. r relations edmond creep. there's no doubt that this is going to have a very negative impact for the conflict continues. of the prices continue to rise, not, not only just us and oil, and much more importantly. it's going to have an impact on the supply chain. basically, you're going to see more volatile energy market, many other elements tha

of mexico and alaska effectively removing millions of acres from possible drilling. some members of congress warned that decision could jeopardize energy security for the us. i can't imagine a more tone deaf, short sighted decision that jeopardizes our economic and energy security without doing a single thing to help the environment or the american people over president vine. it continues to refer to this going cost as food prototype, but just how long will that catch phrase stick even all of the actions, the u. s. is taking right now, and what long term impact will they have on the global energy market in washington? rachel blevins r t there's something else to tell you about today. switzerland has released around $3000000000.00 us dollars and russian assets burden question. the strategy of blanket said freeze is saying they can't act if there's no legal groans. the amount of assets frozen is not a measure of how effectively sanctions are being implemented. we can't freeze funds if we do not have sufficient grounds. but after releasing those assets, swiss officials