stores reference. best-seller list. take a look at it. a bob: i don t. eric: on the top is the unemployment rate, 9.1%. gasoline is $3.63 a gallon. dana: it s selling like hot cakes. eric: $14,634,000,000. bob: is this the topic we re talking about? greg: the app is short for application not appetizer. bob: the tax message thing i know you are hidden because i use them. they do a good job. dana: do you remember when everybody had stickers of the inauguration day 2009, the countdown. at this point i had been there seven yaf years and i knew we were supposed to sprint to the finish but sometimes i felt so tired and i thought where can you get one of those. a little help.
exchange. tyler, let tell you something i m mad as hell and not put one it anymore, gas prices keep going up, oil prices keep going up, i m so glad the president released the strategic oil reserves because i be what were we going up to, 150 a barrel? i m mad as hell and i m not putting up how high are gas prices now? don t be so mad, it s fine. take a chill pill. gas prices were already coming down. oh, really? what a surprise. i m stunned. why would the president do such a thing, tyler? well, i think could you say p-o-l-i-t-i-c-s would have something to do with it. exactly. the concern is for every increase in gas prices, that means american spend less elsewhere. so those rising prices are a serious economic weight, a tax, really, if you will, but since they peaked back in early may, joe, down 37 cents already, now at $3.63 a gallon, down 11 cents
well, libyan leader moammar gadhafi is also in the news today because now he s a wanted man. wanted because there is an arrest warrant issued by an international criminal court. also along with one of his sons, as well as an intelligence chief. they are accused of crimes against humanity. federal investigators are questioning the safety record of the trucking company whose vehicle crashed into an amtrak train on friday. a semi-trailer truck in nevada slammed into the train killing its driver and five other people. the trucking company had multiple sicitations. a hotel burned last night. this fire started in one room and spread quickly to others. a shelter has now been opened for the displaced guests. gasoline prices are continuing their downward trend over the summer. the nationwide average for a gallon of regular is now 3.63,
bumpy week for markets as the end of the month of the second quarter brings the end of the feds bond-buying program. they pumped $600 billion into the u.s. financial system, but after a soft first quarter, not everyone on wall street is convinced the economy is ready to stand on its own. greece s ongoing debt situation will also factor in as the greek par parliament votes on a sweeping austerity plan that includes raising the retierlt aging to pruv it can pay back its bailout loans. manufacturing topped the economic reports. meanwhile earnings are due from general mill, nike, and darden restaurants. ford is reporting its may figures. gas prices have drop 11 cents to the average price of $3.63 for regular and according to the
relief rally under way on wall street. the dow is up 137 points and the s&p up 14 and the nasdaq up a little over 40 points. you can see the numbers changes. the cost of gas fell 11 cents. the average cost is $3.63 for a gallon of gas and though it is inching downward, americans are frugal in the month of may and the second straight month of spending cutbacks. and there areal agations that home depot sold chinese products and other foreign-made products to american customers which would violate mandates. home depot said they would never knowingly sell foreign goods. that is all for me today. we turn to a new controve y controversy. there is outrage today after a