disadvantages in this country simply because of skin tone. i feel like it kind of goes both ways. sometimes white people have a disadvantage. i had a friend a couple years ago his cumulative gpa was like a 4.26. and he had a friend that was black that had like a 3.9 and a 33 and they both applied to princeton and they both got in. i feel white people says we have to give other ethnicities in this place instead of viewing everyone like an american. just not talking about the race issue, just not bringing it up to like the next generation would keep it natural in that sense and they won t be racist. i don t think that slavery and the civil war and jim crow should be forgotten. i think they should be remembered because i think it s an important lesson america isn t perfect and to like work against that in the future. if you look at things like
aware of any private counsel asking for security clearances, which is curious because apparently mr. issa, congressman issa wrote a letter to the department of state, the legal department on the 16th day of the month of april and then he wrote another letter on 4/26. the key is and if anybody at foggy bottom is watching there are people who want to tell us what happened in benghazi. give the attorneys the clearance so they can see that stuff and we can find out what happened. gretchen: let s talk about the latest update in the boston bombing situation. a new intelligence announcing that the investigation of course is going to be going on as to what happened with the communication failure with the f.b.i. and the c.i.a. potentially before the attacks happened. now could there also be more people of interest in this investigation? they tell us now that there has been female d.n.a. found on one of the bombs. so could it be from the
nation. higher even than honolulu which tend to be one of the highest. chicago right now $4.26 on average for the gallon. ann arbor michigan, then santa barbara, california, then detroit. it points out how important it is for the refining capacity to be up online. one of them like the one behind me had a fire and it reduced their capacity and prices go up. look out california, it s coming to you next. sorry. shannon: you are only the bearer of the bad news. thank you very much. a new investigation maybe revealing the relationship between the white house and its union friend. we are going to talk with the reporter behind this about why he s pointing the finger straight at the treasury secretary for cutting benefits to thousands of non-union retirees and where that money eventually wound.
fossil fuel industry when he s part of the problem. alisyn: obviously the states are taking the matters into their own hands. let s look where gas prices are. we belly ache about it in new york. but in hawaii it s the highest. $4.59. alaska $4.36. the farther you get out of the continental u.s., california, $4.32. illinois, $4.26. in illinois, they passed a law that they have their own specific blend for gasoline. there is on two refineries in the country that can make it. if one of those go down their prices in chicago go up 30 cents. that s the political aspect of it. and may 1 when we go to the summer blend there is only one refinery that can make gasoline for chicago.