on a strong showing in tuesday s mississippi and alabama primaries, and he s still going after mitt romney, this time in reference to gas prices. the president seems to suggest to you just like dr. chu. dr. chu is the secretary of anti-energy. to be honest, he said that before he became secretary that he wanted americans to pay european levels of $9 or $10 a gallon. so last week give him credit for being honest. last week he testified in the house, and somebody from mississippi actually, said to him, gas prices are really hurting people. what are you going to do to lower gas prices? and to be fair to dr. chu, he honestly said, nothing. now, newt gingrich rather has plenty of company in mississippi. mitt romney is there as well holding a rally later today in pascagoula. rick santorum is next door, rounding up support with three stops across alabama. first time claims for unemployment benefits ticked upwards last week. labor department says that 362,000 people filed for
explosive allegation allegations are sexually abusing two former ball boys. boeheim issued a statement, the allegations are disturbing and deeply shocking. i am personally shocked because the activities alleged he went on to say, i deeply regret any statements i made that might have inhibited that from occurring or been insensitive to victims of the abuse. espn first released the story, it secretly released a conversation between fine s wife and lori fine and one of the coach s accusers. live in syracuse with more a deb feyerick. reporter: good morning. the accuser, bobby davis, who lived in the fine house for a period of time. he made the recording shortly after what he calls is decade of abuse. that recording was never turned over to police, never turned over to investigators here at the university, but it does suggest that the coach s wife lori fine not only knew about the abuse but also allowed it. take a listen to the tape. i don t want to think about that. i don t