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>> harris: europe's economy takes a beating. the dow closing down 161 points one of the worst this year. the nasdaq fell 24. the s&p 500 was down 19. the sell-off came as people pulled money out of spanish banks triggers fears that spain will now need a bailout. and in greece the polls showing the far left party gaining support ahead of elections next month. if that party were to win, greece could drop the euro as its currency which analysts say will likely hurt banks worldwide. the money mess in europe means we are actually paying less at the pump. the slow down in europe as well as china has...

Mortgage on the house to pay for it, it was so high. >> way too high. way too high. $4.08 a gallon? wow. and it's not going to do anything for my tank. >> reporter: no. it's not. even when there's good news in this story there's bad news in the story. new jersey traditionally had relatively lower gas prices when there's a crisis. $3.63. today, $3.73 in new jersey, that's a 11-cent increase just in one day. don't forget, those projections are some experts saying over $6 a gallon, i was in london a couple of weeks ago where it's $8 a gallon. we're in that range and it was unthinkable in the unit...

Libya. >> what i had read is saudi arabia said we have agreed to increase production. when that word goes out, isn't that supposed to placate the market? >> it has placated the market to some degee. oil prices are down today. you are accounting for libya. that's why oil has gone to close to $100 a barrel here and $115 in europe. it's libya. >> why haven't we heard anything like we did a couple of years ago when gas prices went up and president bush was in office. why didn't we hear from screaming in congress? >> you asked that question before and it's the same answer. we have not had the same ...

Dollars at food stores like walmart. so let's say that single mom who cashiers also shops there, she earns food stamps from the government and turns around and spends them at walmart. so what would it take to push someone up like the single mom where she no longer qualified for food stamps? walmart would have to raise her wage to just above $13.63 an hour. doing this for awful its employees would cost the company $4.8 billion each year.its employees would cost the company $4.8 billion each year. walmart would have to raise their prices by about 1.4%. that means that box of great value mac and ...

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