to the king s garden to take a look at what s going on in these dissections. .. that is when you move in to the enlightenment. everyone should have an opportunity to learn about the body s working and the universe s working. not sure where that takes us. anybody who has seen wanting to see all the way you can see surgery on youtube. we all have bodies and questions and we want science to be accessible. not sure if i answer your question. each period looks a little different with different consequences. the idea of access to knowledge and information, to a certain degree has real consequences, we all have that desire to see what happened. okay. what were the killers s names? you going to tell me to give away really? really? i can t do that. that is a spoiler at the end of a book. you might be a little bit too young to read the book but maybe your mom can read it and she can be viewed as a idea. i can tell you this is very funny. truth is stranger than fiction. one of t
captioning funded by cbs and hello, everyone. welcome to the early show here on a monday morning. good morning once again, i m chris wragge. and i m erica hill. good to have you with us this morning. we begin with that ongoing pain at the pump, which you have likely noticed. the unrest in the middle east has sent gas prices soaring over the past few weeks. a gallon of gasoline now averages which is 78 cents higher than it was just one year ago. cbs news business and economics correspondent rebecca jarvis joins us from a gas station here in manhattan with more on that price spike and how washington may respond to it. rebecca, good morning. good morning, erica. and this is a scene we re really seeing play out across gas stations throughout the country. prices back near $4 a gallon in some places. they even are paying $4 a gallon. back where prices were in 2008. and now the government is considering getting involved. unrest in the middle east has gasoline prices here soa
this investigation early this monday morning, march 7, 2011. and hello, everyone. welcome to the early show. good morning. i m chris wragge. i m erica hill. we begin with the ongoing pain at the pump the unrest in the middle east has sent gas prices soaring. a gallon of gasoline averaging $3.51, 78 cents higher than a year ago. rebecca jarvis joins us from a gas station here. reporter: good morning. this is a theme we are seeing play out across the country. prices near $4. in some places they are paying $4, back where prices were in 2008 and now the government is considering getting involved. unrest in the middle east has gasoline prices here soaring. in just two weeks prices at the pump have jumped 33 cents, that is the second biggest increase in that amount of time ever. $65 for gas. it is pretty unbelievable. reporter: u.s. drivers are paying an average of $3.51 a gallon. with libya s oil fields shut and production stopped. some analysts see $4 a gallon right a