little rain and some scorching temperatures. and you see commodity prices already ticking up. corn and corn products like corn syrup, for example, are in a lot of the food that we eat. it s also fed to animals. so when we see some of the higher costs of corn, that can quickly translate into higher supermarket bills, and that s something we re watching as well. gregg: all right. have you noticed the gas prices at the pump? jenna: always looks better when it s not in that $4 range. [laughter] right? gregg: absolutely. gas prices tumbling as we begin the summer driving season, good news, for sure, for a lot of you folks out there, but relief at the pump now could signal more trouble for the u.s. economy later on. so we ll try to explain that one. jenna: a lot more to that. plus plans in the works to put more drones in the air, but are the unmanned aircraft really worth it? a look at what some believe is a serious weakness in drone technology and what it could mean for the country. ask me