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Points. leading the pack, jpmorgan and bank of america both rebounding after yesterday's sell-off. also showing signs of life, the euro, which made up some losses against the dollar. still, continued volatility in the eurozone held it near a 15-month low. on the jobs front, mixed news. weekly jobless claims rose last week, but the four-week average still fell to the lowest level in more than three years. those for-sale signs you've seen on lawns everywhere this year, get ready to watch some come down. pending home sales hit a 19-month high. and still low, but not bottom basement mortgage...

protests have taken place. as demonstrations enter their fifth week, you cannot deny these simple facts. it is power in numbers. just look at the scenes here playing out all over the country. but f as this continues, protesters are increasingly being ordered out of public parks by city leaders who say they have rules to enforce. but protesters say it's a ruse to end their protest. in atlanta, occupy protesters have been camping out in a downtown park for the past week but have been ordered to leave by monday. in new york, protesters barely escaped a stand-off with police after being ...

>>neil: and still paying through the nose at the pump but not as much settling at $3.95 a gallon. and chemicals wonder why they are so high? oil has been coming down, why in the gas in maybe because the oil gays are rigging there? the senators wanted to know. my best says they are wasting their time. >>guest: they are wasting time and our taxpayer' money. we have had over 24 different investigations on gasoline price fixing and this is an excuse to cover for bad energy policies. i can tell you why gasoline prices have stayed up and why they are coming down and they having in to do with price f...

Work to create new incentives for industry to develop unused leases both on and offshore. >> national average for gas today, $3.95 a gallon. just a penny cheaper than last week. let's check in with cnn's dan loathian at the white house. dan, is the president changing his tune, is he saying drill, baby, drill? >> reporter: it's not going that far but certainly making tweaks. the energy policy because there's been pressure about gas prices hovering or topping $4 a gallon over the last several weeks and also oil prices, we've seen over the last 12 months or so increase by about 30%. the president...

let's listen in. >> all three are still in good shape as are all of the other sims aboard the orbiter. a team of flight controllers watches over all the systems. 4:20 into the flight. "endeavour's" traveling 5500 miles per hour. altitude 63 miles traveling downrange, about 335 feet in altitude. environmental and control systems officer here reporting a good flash evaporator system reporting cooling to equipment aboard the vehicle. traveling into space on the forward flight deck is mark kelly and greg johnson. between and behind them, flight engineer -- >> to ato. rog roger. >> "endea...