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Comes from. how does your town stack up? we will get gerri's two cents. this survey is interesting. anyone who tries to tell me groceries are cheaper, i want to take them through the aisles. >>guest: listen, here is what they say, columbia university economists saying in big markets leak new york city with 9.3 million people, those big markets have to have lower prices because there is more selection, more product, more goods. so they say the prices in new york city, 10 percent lower, 10 percent lower than the rest of the country. i have to tell you, they win nobel prizes for this work. and no...

Is 1.03 today we have more canadians buying a second home. >> so many are flocking to the valley of the sun. marine porter launched a real estate company catering to buyers north of the border. >> more canadian license plates we see. >> in addition to getting more bang for her buck here in the states, the other plus is escaping the harsh winters. >> canadians are usually the ones in flip flops and shorts and t-shirts and the arizonians are in the furs and boots and scarves and sometimes hats and mitts. we see them walk so it is quite interesting to see. >> there are currently 100,000 canadians...

You'll be charged 1.02 and 1.03. basically it costs them more to buy food. just so you're aware, mcdonald's posted a 2% increase in profits last quarter. breaking news on capitol hill. dana, what do you have? >> reporter: interest's nothing veiled in the symbolism of what house republicans did on the house floor. that's just hours before president obama will be in that very chamber addressing congress in the state of the union house republicans used their new majority to pass a resolution saying they are going to cut spending back to the levels before president obama was in office, back to 2...

Deficit news well. the australian dollar is trading at 1.03 against the dollar. let's have a look at the u.s. trading session. no major economic reports on monday, and what we saw actually was pretty much a flat line session. stock markets closing more or less unchanged. the biggest gain was on the dow. that was up 0.05%. ge built the crippled reactors at the fukushima daiichi plant. let's move on to tuesday's session. as far as we can tell from the futures market, looking at a lower open in the pre-market action. nasdaq off by about a half percent. some money coming off the table as expecte...