treasury because of usmca. perhaps american businesses or taxpayers might make more money arrest p and pay more, but that is still americans payinging for the wall. when he talks about tariffs from china, trip tariffs are taxes y americans. so the things that the president is throwing out there have no faskt all bas factual basis in reality. so i see it getting farther and farther apart in the closer together. i appreciate you pointing that out. tariffs are paid for by consumers, that is money from a consumer or business s pocket that goes towards something. thank you to you both. now to another big breaking news story that we re watching. a huge surge on wall street one day after another huge loss. the dow is up 720 points right now. or 3.18%. it is very rare that i talk about an up day with a 3 handle. checking other markets, they are
funeral fit for a veteran of the second world war. back to you, kate. thank you so much for that. heartbreaking but heartwarming at the very same time. it s money time. talk unemployment, gdp, gnp but perhaps nothing matters month are than gas prices. here s the good news, the national average of gas, the price, $3.18. according to aaa, the price is $3.18. price has been on the decline for almost a month and are now at a two-year low. the question is why. christine romans is here with the answers. great to have you. why is it low? where is it low? to say a national average, it s like a national temperature. there s no one national gas price all over the country, it s very different. we re seeing a high number of towns that are below $3, getting to $3 and below $3. here s why. we did not have a major hurricane to disrupt refineries. we did not have the worst case
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sectarianism and the government losing control. yes, the government could be collapsing or could be losing control. but in its place, you re seeing is sectarian fighting. richard engel in cairo for us, richard, thank you. here s a look at other stories topping the news now. the manhunt under way in alabama for that man wanted in a shooting that killed three people, wounded three others near auburn university on sunday. investigators say that desmonte leonard opened fire at a pool party after getting into a fight over a woman. two of these killed were former awe bern football players. minor relief at the gas station. the average cost of a gallon of gas is down 16 cents in the past three weeks. the nationwide average is now $3.62. jackson, mississippi, has the lowest price at $3.18. the highest? seattle is the tops at $4.22 a gallon. a little knock on the noggin isn t enough to get lady gaga down.
two weeks selling $24 billion worth of securities by the united states, considered success will by most. and yields in the 30-year reached a three month high, 3.18 percent ahead of another auction tomorrow. treasuries are rising as officials work to negotiate terms of a $172 billion rescue package and some market watchers noting the increased buying interests in the securities, from investors when the notes start to offer more than 2 percent as it did today, a sign investors are willing to step in and take more risk for more reward. a german chancellor s government ready with plans for a bailout for greece next week and the greek leaders struggle to meet terms for additional aid. the greek story, however, still driving the market and continued delays add to the uncertainty and that uncertainty, analysts say, will continue to support treasuries at least in the near term, but as things improve and