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Diesel Oh My 9/30/26

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with a CNBC your money minute. I'm Jessica Ettinger. Are gas stations really running out of diesel fuel? Yes, there are stations here and there, individual stations that may have temporarily run out of diesel. That is not rare. That happens on a daily occurrence for several different reasons, but we are not seeing anything widespread. That's gas buddies, Patrick DeHon, on CNBC warning you not to believe everything you're seeing online and on social media about the availability of gas and the all-important diesel fuel. The powers trucks, trains, ships and agriculture equipment. It's diesel that gets goods to stores and packages to your door. In some areas, it's been refining issues on top of those geopolitical tensions that have led prices to new all-time records by far. In fact, this is apocalyptic for the economy. When you talk about tractors, trains, and trucks that are all burning through hundreds of gallons of diesel every week, these numbers are certainly not good. Not only have UPS FedEx in the United States Postal Service announced fuel surcharges for customers

after the U.S. sent missiles into Iran in February, but so has Amazon. Other businesses have just raised prices, rather than announce any specific fuel surcharges. No U.S.-based airlines announced a stand-alone fuel surcharge, for example, but airfares are reflecting higher jet fuel prices. You can keep up on energy and product availability at CNBC.com. I'm Jessica Edinger, CNBC. Seven million Californians depend on community health clinics for their care, but Proposition 44 cuts billions from clinics. Under 44, hundreds of clinics will close, and health services will be eliminated. That's why Prop 44 is opposed by nurses, doctors, and patients. Vote no on the clinic shutdown proposition. No, on 44. Add paid for by no on Prop 44. Stop the attack on patients in community health clinics, sponsored by California Primary Care Association Advocates. Add committees top funders ultimate health services in California Primary Care Association Advocates.

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