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Been rising across the nation. in california, which is the nation's largest gasoline market, the average price of gas already topping $4 a gallon. that is up from $3.86 just last week. lack of production and the peak summer driving season just two of the things. a lot goes into the mix in the gas price but that is couple other reasons we're seeing a little bit higher this morning. gregg: i paid $4.29 the other day for premium. martha: ouch. where? name names. gregg: well, transportation costs up there add to the price. martha: got to go to new jersey. gregg: i will come down to your neck of th...

Again. >> and it comes just as the economy looks to be picking up again. but we could soon be pumping all our profit right back into our gas tanks. abc's diana alvear reports from los angeles. good morning, diana. >> reporter: rob and paula, good morning. let me tell you, i filled up my car yesterday at a cost of $4.29 a gallon. that sounds really painful. but it will seem like a bargain in just a couple of months. if $4 gas has you thinking about parking your car permanently, get ready because prices are set to keep climbing. global oil prices hit a new high. $105 a barrel. the spike stems fr...

And in "psycho talk" tonight, bill o'reilly can't let go of his passion for baked goods. he doubling down on the story of the department of justice paying $16 per muffin at a 2009 conference, even though it has been completely debunked. bloomberg business week reported, the actual price was $14.29 per person, per day, and included breakfast and rental fees for the workshop space and conference rooms. a lot thrown in for that price. furthermore, the department of justice retracted its original $16 muffin report. everyone has admitted the story was wrong, except, of course, the muffin man. >> th...

Not reading what's happening. they had a bunch of conferences for pinheads, federal governments, and they ordered 250 muffins at 16 bucks apiece. >> that's a lot for muffins. >> yeah. and you know what? i paid for the muffin. >> i understand that. >> and so did you. >> dude, give it a rest on the muffins. first of all, o'reilly did not break the story. but more importantly, the story itself is bogus. the $16 amount was wrong. according to the folks at the hilton where the conference was actually held, the justice department paid $14.29 per person per day, which included all food and fees for t...

Making your little wise remarks. not reading what's happening. they had a bunch of conferences for pinheads, federal governments, and they ordered 250 muffins at 16 bucks apiece. >> that's a lot for muffins. >> yeah. and you know what? i paid for the muffin. >> i understand that. >> and so did you. >> dude, give it a rest on the muffins. first of all, o'reilly did not break the story. but more importantly, the story itself is bogus. the $16 amount was wrong. according to the folks at the hilton where the conference was actually held, the justice department paid $14.29 per person per day, which...