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The sunday exploded. railway officials say more than ten cars derailed and some were carrying ethanol. police evacuated a one mile stretch near the disaster. no reports, if you can believe it, of serious injuries. and mike is live in the midwest newsroom. this was a massive explosion. you saw it sent folks running to their lives in the middle of the night. what is the situation now in columbus? >> you see freight cars burning and you thing of a toxic cloud. what you have burning is 90,000 gallons of ethanol. it produces a great big flame. what it does not produce thank goodness is a toxic clou...

>> brooke, because they feel that history is on their side and that any time the discussions about tax cuts or more specifically tax hikes, any time they can paint democrats as wanting to raise taxes it's bad for democrats. and i just want to show you a quote from one of the top republicans to give you an illustration of how they're framing it on the republican side. this is from the number two republican jon kyl who said president obama's push to raise taxes on those earning more than $250,000 including 940,000 business owners, could not come at a worse time. friday's disappointing ...

blues. depression set in early today, and it set in hard. there were only 80,000 jobs added in this country in june, and the 8.2% unemployment rate didn't budge. ♪ yep. the stock market plunged, politicians and analysts alike sounded like they were on the edge of a cliff. >> there's a lot of misery in america today. and these numbers understate what people are feeling, and the amount of pain which is occurring in middle class america. >> peter buickvar equity strategist tells "outfront" the jobs numbers are quote, pathetic. chief u.s. economist says another month, another sub par e...

Little rain and some scorching temperatures. and you see commodity prices already ticking up. corn and corn products like corn syrup, for example, are in a lot of the food that we eat. it's also fed to animals. so when we see some of the higher costs of corn, that can quickly translate into higher supermarket bills, and that's something we're watching as well. gregg: all right. have you noticed the gas prices at the pump? jenna: always looks better when it's not in that $4 range. [laughter] right? gregg: absolutely. gas prices tumbling as we begin the summer driving season, good news, for sure...

>> about as uneven as it can get. i forget what the figure s if you just look at the advertising and marketing dollars that big food, whatever you you want to call it spends every year it is phenomenal, phenomenal amounts of money and there's no wait government can really, financially at least, push back against that especially in these times when we are worried about what we are spending. it is not a fair fight. >> in the legislative battle over the voluntary grade lines for school, health newt trirkts public interest group spent $70,000 lobbying, which is what big food spent in 13 hours duri...