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He ran 4.71. he's productive for four years and he is a good kid. i like his leadership traits. >> he played one great team last year. i'm dead serious. i'm a bama fan. i was watching him, the guy got used. he got run over. he was confused. i'm not saying it to knock him at all. if i'm a coach i'm more worried about that performance than i am about his twitter feed. >> first of all, i'm not going to disagree with you, joe. this is your domain here. when you watch alec ogletree, another star linebacker from georgia play against alabama, the same thing happened. you watch missouri play against a...

Recent analysis and asked one of the experts a simple question. >> what happened to the other $14.71? >> since early '70s, what we have seen is a divergence in the prosperities of different sections of our population. >> now, that sounds familiar, doesn't it? this chart says it all. the same expert explained that if the minimum wage kept pace with incomes going to the top 1%, the minimum wage would have risen to $33 an hour before the great recession. senator warren was not calling on the minimum wage be raised to $22 an hour, she was -- and the ideal merit based minimum wage. just last week, ...

He is reportedly suffering from kidney failure. he has been dealing with a variety of health problems in recent years, including dementia and cancer. jenna: we wish his family well. a stunning new surge in gas prices across california where drivers are reeling from the pain at the pump. right now the average for a regular gallon in the golden state, the average $4.67. that's up nearly 50-cent tph-s just one week. in san diego the spike in prices has got even so bad that folks are now paying nearly $6 per gallon. how high is it going to go? adam housley is live at a station in los angeles with ...

This morning. i want to check in on wall street where stocks are plunging and oil prices are soaring on this growing unrest in libya. cnbc's becky quick joins me. what's happening? >> we've been watching the dow and it looks like it's down by 50 points, a massive improvement over what we saw earlier, at one point this morning it looked like the mashgtss would open down at 120 points. we are seeing improvement but as you mentioned it's what's happening in the oil mashlgts that has the real concern. the price of crude oil, up about $5 at $94.71. that's off the highest levels of the day as well...

Grade oil. we are seeing $89 a barrel for american oil, $104 for american oil. the price at pump is going up. look at that. $3.17 for a gallon of gas in the u.s. it's $4.71 in the u.k. and rising. $5.50 in italy and germany. the bottom line is a direct and immediate response to what we are paying here to what's happening in libya. this is the inflying you can feel and see it every day of your life. martha: it's that uncertainty that doesn't look to be ending anytime soon. >> reporter: we don't know what's going to happen in libya. in the meantime the price of oil rights in the anticipation of ...