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That's according to aaa and indiana and michigan. the average price 3.83 a gallon. the price of gas has gone up 26 straight days and climbed close to $0.30 from a month ago. i am marianne rafferty now back to geraldo at large. >> holly bobo was signed up and scheduled to sing at our church this morning. there is going to be an empty spot in our congregation this morning. there is a big hurting in our heart because we don't know where she is and we don't know what she is going through but we are not going to quit looking. we are not going to quit searching until we find her. and we bring her ba...

Condition. gas prices are creeping above the $4 per gallon mark. new york became the sixth state to rise above $4 per gallon, joining alaska, california, connecticut, hawaii, and illinois. washington, d.c., also makes this list. the national average is $3.83. recent retail surveys may suggest consumers are reaccount ing by purchasing less fuel. the inability to make real strides in trimming the nation's deficit has a top ratings service downgrading the outlook on our debt from stable to negative. we're looking at a triple-digit drop a few hours into trading and the s&p highlights what they...

Stand. oh, flelicia, i know this has bg implications for the economy, right? >> yeah, of course. because, you know, with higher gas prices, that means, basically, that we have less money to spend on other things. goldman sachs has cut its outlook for the first quarter economic growth. now the national average is at $3.83 a gallon. but gas prices are up 33% from last year. oil prices are up 32%. six states now are paying the average price above $4 a gallon. and most analysts basically say that prices are going to keep rising over the next few weeks, especially as we head into the summer driving...

Prices are up again. it's now $3.83 a gallon. that's the national average for a gallon of self-serve unleaded gasoline. when summer travel season kicks in, that could go higher. that's a few weeks away. on your money this weekend, i spoke an economist about the effect that high gas prices will have on the entire economic recovery. >> if it stays high, if it stays high, most economists are now predicting say 2.8% growth instead of 3.3%, 3.4% for the first half of this year. that translates into a loss of about 500,000 jobs that just don't get created. the money leaves the country to pay for imp...

Up. according to aaa the national average for a gallon of regular is now $3.83. we're just 28 cents from the all-time high set back in july of 2008. you've got until midnight tonight to file your taxes because of emancipation day, a holiday in d.c. taxpayers had three extra days to file their taxes this year. you're caught up on the da i's headlines. "american morning" is back in 60 seconds.