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Gasoline Prices #993160

NBC Evening News for Monday, Mar 07, 2011
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(Studio: Brian Williams) The price of oil and gas cited.

(Bethesda, Maryland: Tom Costello) Anxiety over gas prices featured; details given about the White House consideration of tapping the strategic reserves. [DRIVER – reacts.] [Voice of Sterling Commodities president David GREENBERG†- comments on speculation in the market.] [Former Shell Oil president John HOFMEISTER†- notes tapping the reserve when there is no shortage won’t help.] [Deutsche Bank economist Carl RICCADONNA†- warns about the impact on the economy.] [Charlotte Scooter Shop Mike BRABHAM††- notes scooters are an option.]

(Atlanta: Ron Mott) The impact of high gas prices in Atlanta featured; details given about surcharges for taxis and concern about school buses.

(Chicago: John Yang) The role of the Illinois gas tax on rising prices featured.

(West Covina, California: Miguel Almaguer) The tough emission laws that require a special blend of gas and the higher gas tax that drive the price up in California featured.

Reporter(s):
Williams, Brian;
Costello, Tom;
Mott, Ron;
Yang, John;
Almaguer, Miguel
Duration:
00:05:00

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