the tour himism. isa soares reporting live from athens. many thanks to you. china s markets are in the third week of volatile trading. committing brokerages to buying billions worth of stocks. here s a look at the numbers. we ll bring those up if we can. the shanghai composite up 5.44%. the shenzhen composite up 3.77%, very different to the numbers we were looking at 24 hours ago. although stocks have moved into that positive territory, there are still major concerns about what this slide says about the world s second largest economy. david mckenzie takes a closer look at the potential impact. reporter: some say the bubble has burst. some say it s a stock market
no one was hurt there. number three, probably not the best way to react. look at this guy. he missed his flight this chinese government official trash ago boarding gate ripping up the computers trying to smash some signs through glass doors. tell us which one of these viral videos is your favorite. you can tweet them to us at fox friends fist or shoot us an e-mail to fox friends first friendsfirst@foxnews.com and vote in our poll at fox friends first.com. five games heading to college campuses or several campuses how schools will be keeping your children safe. wait until you hear what she is trying to sell. but first as we go to break take a look at bass frieses today $3.77. that is down one penny from
brian: time for news by the numbers. 3.77. that s how much a gallon of gas will cost you today. up two cents from yesterday. on long island it s 4.55. but i digress. next, $1.1 million. that s how much the irs wasted on blackberry phones and air cards for their employees. the only problem, those phones weren t used for at least three months. some were never used at all. $3,340. that s how much the pope will get every month when he retires. that s not even for his day-to-day expenses which should still be covered by the vatican. steve, talk about something else steve: i will. you re getting sleepy. have you ever woken up if a bad dream and wish there was a way to stop that dream from happening again? turns out there might be a way to transform your nightmare noose sweet dreams. dr. shelby harris is director of behavioral sleep medicine here in the new york city area. joins us live. good morning to you. thanks for having me.
because people are discouraged with the u.s. labor market they are throwing in the towel. they are giving up. there are good things. there are strong corporate earnings. we also don t have a lot of new u.s. economic data today. so investors don t have a whole lot to react to. we have the facebook road show. there is excitement about that. facebook expected to garner a lot of investor interest as well. so oil prices another bright spot are coming down. a lot of people interpret that as a sign of global economic slowing but for now also bringing the price of gas down as well. so our national average is $3.77. by no means a bargain. remember just a month ago, jon, we were wringing our hands so worried about $4 a gallon gasoline. with that i will send it your way. jon: lori rothman. fox business networks. thank you. jenna: an heiress at the center of the john edwards trial. facing cross-examination from the edwards defense team. the former presidential condition date facing a slew of charg
you just heard aissue will is a say. romney in the lead with 453 delegates. santorum has 217. gingrich 107 and ron paul with 47. remember, canada still needs 1144 gelgs delegates in all to win the nomination there are still nearly 1500 yet to be handed out. it is far from over. a programming note for you now. rick santorum governor mike huckabee in less than an hour. that s tonight 8:00 p.m. eastern right after the fox report. president obama and republicans in congress targeting each other again today. over the skyrocketing cost of gasoline. cost for a gallon of regular unleaded two cents to $3.77. 29 cents higher. the president is saying better fuel economy for cars and developing alternative energy sources. mr. obama arguing his point that the country cannot drill its way to lower gas prices.