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He is 16. paris is 15. she was hit the hardest because she was daddy's little princess. >> of course. >> understandable. only little girl in the family. >> seems like real good kids, don't they? >> his dad instilled hard work, following your dreams. now he wants to be a filmmaker. he said when he was young. he says he still wants to do that. he says his gpa in high school was a 3.68. incredible for children so privileged. >> no doubt. good for them. coming up, the big question for duchess kate. will she or won't she? >> the noisy debate whether kate middleson will choose to breast-feed even ...

Several children in one of the homes was hurt, no word on if they were among the injured. we'll bring you more on this story as we get it. it's still develop ing in indiana. amtrak resumed rail service between boston and new york. it was interrupted by a freight train derailment near new haven, connecticut, early this morning. crews have since cleared it away. travelers affected by the disruption are offered refunds or vouchers for future train travel. want you to listen up, drivers. if you haven't noticed, aaa says gas prices are trending lower finally. in fact, since hitting an all-time ...

If you fill up for the weekend, a national average is $3.68, up 15 cents from last week and up 46 cents from last month. >> i would last love to pay that. >> last year was the expensive ever on average and while digging deeper in the pocket, big oil is turning a massive profit. $118 billion last year, alone. they're called big oil for a reason. being bigger gave them more pricing power but senator schumer wants to break up big oil. he says we now have only about four large companies, that means when prices go up, they go up much faster and when they come down it's much slower. but energy colum...

Going pack to january of 2010. that is influence. martha: new numbers raising fresh concerns here at home about our economy. the u.s. consumer spending numbers showing signs of weakening after four months of gains. experts blame things like very high unemployment of course and the prospect of increased taxes as we get closer to the fiscal cliff. looks like everybody's taxes are going up no matter how this thing is comes out. consumer spending accounts for more than 2/3 of economic output. especially important at this time of year of course when a lot of sectors in all of these areas have been ...

All this stuff out for you. you're really living by the hour. some of these places needing gas for generators at home to light their houses and provide for their families. and some of these stations were closed prior to prevent contamination from flooding that really doesn't matter once you see amount of demand that is pending at the moment. two of the refineries in the area producing 300,000 barrels a day, they have been closed. that will have an affect on goose prices period. you have what, 3.58, $3.68 a gallon in new jersey. the attorney general of new york is warning against some price-gou...