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night in the wrong place at the wrong time. >> a devastated community demands answers from police and justice for his death. a loving dad, a dedicated soldier, to save a child's life in afghanistan, he gave his. the portrait of an american hero. from linsanity to linger, jeremy lin, the knicks point guard sidelined. ahead this hour, we'll tell you why. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com another community is also searching for answers after an unarmed african-american teen was fatally shot by police. here's what we know so far about what happened just over a week ago in pasad...

appeared to them that mcdade was reaching for something near his waist. the officers fearing it was a gun fired multiple shots and killed him. police now admit the young college student had no weapons on him. as for the young man who called police, he admits he lied about the teens having gun and he was arrested. the shooting has left many in the town outraged. at a town hall meeting yesterday, the police chief tried to answer questions and said he wanted the healing process to begin. and u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton says sanctions against syria are working. clinton is i...

Let's talk about food. this is a big problem as well, food prices, they're up significantly. nationally, milk is up 9.9%, almost 10%. coffee, which obviously is the fuel that drives all of our engines, as well, up 4% basically, eggs 9.5, bread 4.8 and beef has had the highest, it's only going up, 10.2%. >> dave: the point being is this how you gauge the economy and how far we have come that the engine is beginning to get moving. do you feel with the unemployment rate the gas prices is that, grocery store, is that how you indicate how the economy has bounced back? >> peanut butter 47% increase,...

That we have. my dumb and dumber moped. it normally westbound less for the national gas tax. >> what clayton is talking about. we throw around jobs numbers and unemployment rate and truth is, that's not how most people measure what's happening in the economy. they measure it at the grocery store, when they pull their wallet out and see how much they're paying for milk, for example, everyday products and milk up. 9.9%, which is staggering. and that's just since last year, by the way. coffee is up about 4%, eggs are up 9 1/2% and bread up 8% and beef is hitting a record high and last year, it's ...

You, peter, good job man. meanwhile, folks out here, trying to gauge what is happening with this economy. so many numbers are thrown around, like the unemployment rate, the jobs created, manufacturing is up and down and a lot of you feel how the economy is doing, every time you walk in the grocery store, it is that simple. >> alisyn: food prices are w wa up, just since last year, here's an example, the staples, that you probably buy every week, milk up 10% over one year ago, coffee up almost 4%, eggs up 9.5%, and bread almost 5%, and, beef, it is setting a record, up 10.2%. >> clayton: and u.s...