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Pardoning here in 15 minutes, sandra. ahead of that we can look at how much the rest of the turkeys except the two that will be spared are costing. and there is no way to avoid paying significantly more if you are buying the staples for thanksgiving. 16 pound turkey is going for $28.96. up 21% from last year. 14-ounce bag of stuffing mix is $3.88 up $69%. two frozen pie crofts are going for $3.68. it's up. all the arrows are pointing up. president biden keeps insisting that things are coming down. >> president biden: inflation at the grocery store is coming down slightly. prices for things lik...

Coverage on msnbc. up next, barney frank joins us to defend part of his legacy. first here's josh lipton with the market wrap. >> thanks. stocks on wall street ending higher. the nasdaq and s&p notching record closes ahead of the french election sunday, the dow ending up 55 points. the s&p 500 closing up 9 points. the nasdaq closing up 25 points. april's positive jobs report giving the market boost. employers added 211,000 jobs last month. the unemployment rate dipping on 4.4%. a ten-year low. apple closing at a record high, helping lift the dow and nasdaq. shares jumping 1.7% to $148.96. that...

>> gregg: you're going to love this. the missouri man who won the $258 million lottery payout now saying what he plans to do with all that money. take the kids to disney. pay his utility bills and fix his teeth. yeah, it's probably a good move. chris shaw, 29-year-old father of three, says before he won, he had $28.96 in his bank account. sean now is considering staying at his discount retail store job, which pays over $7 an hour. good for him. i love these stories. >> thinking of a story to love? this is one. an alabama company shifting gears. it used to make auto parts, but with the down tur...

He likes to show it off. he's not hiding his light under a a bushel, he's in the commercials and blogging now about the payday industry and how it shouldn't be regulated when financial reform happens. his argument is that payday lenders are poor. this was his first blog post. despite rhetoric, payday lenders earn minimum wage. he says, quote, it's a store that earns $8.96 each hour they're open. raking it in? some in the mainstream media think so. break down the profits of the lender and it's clear this industry isn't raking in heaps of money. jones then divided monthly earning statements from...