Alleged Paul Pelosi attacker David DePape charged by federal prosecutors, over 20 people injured in separate Halloween night mass shootings, and Iowa man rescues 4 siblings from house fire after making wrong turn.

Ukrainians moved from Kherson as Russia announces martial law in occupied regions, President Biden says he will keep tapping oil reserves, and San Diego baseball fans can't stop singing (badly) about the Padres.

President Biden to sell more oil from strategic reserve to keep gas prices in check, Democrats worry they peaked too soon ahead of midterms, and New Jersey grandmother goes viral for ranking her 10 grandkids

Russia vows to respond to greater Western involvement in Ukraine, Los Angeles City Council President resigns leadership role after racist remarks, and man hit in the head by Aaron Judge foul ball gets Aaron Judge to sign.

President Biden says Putin's nuclear threat biggest risk since Cuban Missile Crisis, how high could gas prices go after OPEC News, and man rows boat from NYC to Ireland.

We are getting a little help at the pump as gas prices drop, but how long will it last? Ben Geman from Axios joined America's First News with a look.

Despite inflation and high gas prices, summer vacation has come back stronger than ever. Josh Zumbrun from the Wall Street Journal explains.

Gordon Deal interviews Ben Geman from Axios about President Joe Biden's message to the big oil companies about how much gas they are putting out.

Rick Newman from Yahoo! Finance explains why Russia has a valuable funding asset for its military thanks to oil.

Companies are dangling gas-related perks to help cash strapped Americans. Melissa Repko from CNBC has the story.

Ukrainian troops push forward as Russian forces regroup, federal judge strikes down parts of Florida election law, and why is it called April Fools' Day.

Egypt strikes Islamic State targets in Libya, suspected Copenhagen gunman is killed and the White House's plan to kill the password.

Russian airstrike hits maternity hospital in Ukrainian city of Mariupol, Democrats embrace politically risky strategy on rising gas prices, and Is it OK to use cheap regular gas in your car.

President Biden bans imports of Russian oil, natural gas, fighting in Ukraine forces two million to flee as Russia presses offensive, and a rescue team evacuates premature American twins from Kyiv in a daring mission.

Russia pummels civilian targets while talks make scant progress, how high can oil and gas prices go, and reasons you should sell your home right now.

Why oil and gasoline prices are climbing higher. Tom Kloza from OPIS joined Gordon Deal to takes us behind the headline.

Southern California spill leaks at least 126,000 gallons of oil into ocean and closes beaches, Democrats weigh cutting programs or reducing scope to trim $3.5 trillion bill, and reasons you should remain calm despite stocks' terrible month.

House Democrats set to vote on bill to bolster USPS, Trump administration finalizes oil drilling plan in Alaska wildlife refuge, and Florida deputies replace waitress' stolen bicycle for commute to work.

Dan Eberhart from Canary LLC and Gordon Deal discuss the ripple effects of negative crude oil prices.

What will the impact of oil prices going negative be? Oil and Gas Attorney Chrysta Castañeda joins us with the latest.

Why is the coronavirus having such an adverse effect on the stock market? Myles Udland from Yahoo! Finance has the story.

What can we expect at the pump this Labor Day? Tom Kloza from Oil Price Information Service and Gordon Deal discuss.

Will the midterm election results effect oil prices? Tom Kloza of the Oil Price Information Service gives us a look.

Wall Street Journal reporter Russell Gold explains why the world's largest oil company, Saudi Aramco, is working on an engine that burns less oil.

Listen as The Wall Street Journal's Rebecca Elliott tells Gordon that as oil prices rise, so too do small towns.