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The, if these consumer-oriented items aren't as big a problem, maybe we could put a recovery together. jenna: what about the farmers? >> reporter: it's not like they were killing it anyway, even though they were getting higher prices, they had less supply. so it wasn't really helping them to begin with. jenna: well, lower prices on the horizon. >> reporter: quite possibly, which would be good news. jenna: you eat plus l sprouts? >> guest: not really. jenna: connell mcshane, thank you very much. jon: as you know, president obama ordered military action in libyan to protect civilians after the l...

30-year agreement, the company spokesperson said it was not uncommon for. s to pay large bonuses for long term contracts. you've got the story with pet ro canada which made a similar payment according to officials and that company even sponsored an art exhibit by one of qaddafi's sons that critics had were panned an art museum refused to host. libya exploited willing governments according to a document obtained by wickileaks, by helping iran launder money in violation of sanctions on tehran. jenna: so many sides to the story, including the art exhibit, from one of qaddafi's sons. who knew? art...

Ask your doctor about niaspan. fight back. fight plaque. niaspan. jon: a fox news alert and some fast-moving new developments on the ground in libya.

Save lives and property. jonathan serrie back in rich berg, south carolina, for us. jonathan, so how does a wildfire simulation work? >> reporter: really neat stuff, jon. this is the institute for business and home safety. and behind me you can see the giant wind tunnel and inside a life-sized house. unlike the demonstration they did with the hurricane back in october, instead of inflicting hurricane-force winds on this house, they're going to tone down the winds to 10 miles an hour, but they're going to add burning embers to the mix to simulate wildfire conditions and determine what its effec...

Fresh concerns around the world now, and radiation tests are being conducted on all japanese products exported. jon: david piper reporting live from japan, thanks. jenna: jon, i'm sure we've all noticed we're paying a lot more at the grocery store, specifically for fruits and vegetables. part of the reason has been that we've had such a tough winter around this country, which made prices go up. added problems to the vegetable prices in mexico as well. there might be an end in sight. connell mcshane from fox business is here to talk a little bit more about this. do we actually think we're going...