President Biden says the U.S. economy went from on-the-mend to on-the-move, but in

what direction the lead starts right now?

Stickershock gas prices hit a record high and are on track to go even higher.

Plus, Putin's new target, Ukraine's port city of Odessa.

What the hypersonic missiles used in the attack may say about Russia's capabilities.

And grim discoveries, as the water drops in America's largest reservoir, human remains

keep popping up.

How the findings could have mafia connections.

Welcome to the lead on Danabash in for Jake Tapper, and we start with our money lead

and a rough day for the American economy and your wallets.

Gas prices hit a new record today with the national average for one gallon, reaching

$4.37, according to AAA.

That's up 17 cents in one week and 25 cents in a month.

To make things worse, U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen was on Capitol Hill today where

she warned, this economic turbulence will continue.

At the White House, President Biden acknowledged Americans are facing high sky-high inflation.

Although he tried to reassure the public, his administration is doing everything he can

to bring prices down.

But the president also did not lay out any new steps.

He plans to take, instead spending a large part of his speech attacking Republicans for

what he calls their ultra-maga agenda to raise taxes.

CNN's MJ Lee starts off our coverage today from the White House.

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