gallon for gas. as you ve heard him speak about quite a bit lately. it s on american s minds, is the fact that rising gas prices have hurt americans in their wallets and pocketbooks and hurt their economic bottom lines. he understands that that creates economic insecurity, combined with all these other factors. he speaks frequently about it, i think at all three of his town halls he di did. reporter: eric bolling is with us. reporter: you pointed out $113 a barrel for oil. there is a lot behind it, shannon. number one there is a lot of money noting around with all the quantitative ease inks that keeps printing money, that drives prices up. refineries are making $25 a barrel, 60-cents a gallon profit. that is not the issue. the problem lies when there s plenty of oil in this country. carney talks about obama finally has his ear, he hears us. does he hear us? is he going to wait until it s $4 a gallon nationally or $5 a gallon nationally until he gets the billions of barr
of taliban insurgents. more than 500 prisoners have tunnelled out of a prison in kandahar, the nation s second largest city. the tunnel is dug if the outside in. now the search is on. if we get information, we ll bring it to you in this news cast. overnight, nato has scored some hits on moammar gadhafi s compound in trip oli. the air strikes follow a bloody weekend in the rebel-held city of misrata. a passenger on a paris to rome flight led a weak attempt to hijack the jet and divert to it libya. he tried to attack a flight attendant with a nail clip person he was subdued and the plane landed as scheduled. oil prices have hit $113 a barrel this morning. it means a near record profit for big oil companies. it s making a lot of drivers out there very angry. emily schmidt joins us from washington. hi, emily. reporter: later today, the government is due out with its new fuel gauge report. almost certain to show us how these prices are continuing to rise. some places, $4 g
hundreds of thousands for the royal wedding, security operations kick into high gear and new details emerge about the big event, including who s in and who s out on the guest list. and we will kick off our week of special wedding coverage with a rare look at one of the city s greatest landmarks, early this monday morning, april 25th, greatest landmarks, early this monday morning, april 25th, 2011. captioning funded by cbs and a very good monday morning to you live from london. you can see that beautiful tower bridge in the shot. it is just behind us from our new set for the week here on the early show. at the tower much london just chicking the shot. it is a gorgeous day, and a great time to be in london. a lot of excitement in the air about the royal wedding. we ll be bringing you all the very latest on that throughout the week. chris, good morning. good morning, erica. i can confirm the shot looks beautiful. it looks like an absolutely beautiful day there in londo
more than nine days is now presumed dead. emergency crews searching for 53-year-old larry merrick ever since the mine ceiling collapsed trapping him 6,000 feet underground and rescuers shifting their focus to recovering his body and investigator not naming a cause for the accident. the on this easter, christians around the world celebrate the resurrection of kris and lived more than 2000 years ago and times have changed a lot since then. today, finding spiritual signs is a world that keeps revolving. and the author of the cause within you, good to see you, pastor. it s good to be with you, thank you. you say that there are many signs for us to watch out there, and we can begin with the pope and you don t have to be catholic with what the pope had to say about the situation and the unrest in the middle east. what do you mean? yeah, i think that he understands. i think he said clearly what man longed for keep inside
larry merrick has been trapped since april 15th. so far, rescuers haven t been able to locate the 53-year-old miner, but they are optimistic. the crews are blasting through solid rock trying to get nearly a mile below surface. bunies, bikes, and babies. military families enjoyed the 14th annual national guard easter breakfast in hartford, connecticut. no, it s great for my niece and my mom and my little cousin just because they miss us so much and it s good to be arounder kids who know what that s like. and get around and see a lot of people. and see a lot of friends. the connecticut national guard has been making the event a priority since 9/11. and those gentlemen are your headlines. we asked earlier, which one, how many of you are awake this morning and we ve got viewers this morning, running us from hilo, hawaii. they never went to bed. clayton: exactly, it s 12:30 in the morning.