the abc news documentary event. 9:00 p.m. eastern. it s an incredible documentary tonight on abc. and a major new milestone on wall street tonight. the dow breaking through 25,000 today, rising 152 points. closing at 25,075. the dow up 25% last year alone. there s still much more ahead on world news tonight this thursday your money. the simple steps before you go to bed tonight, the devices in your home and what you can do to save hundreds on your heating bills. it got our attention today. also, the earthquake this the west, the concern tonight over that fault line. the health headline tonight about deadly e. coli. and particular type of lettuce in the produce aisle. we ll have it for you. and then the startling new images late today, the child going swimming in the water, right of your screen there, so many sharks in the water at the same time. the family had no idea. we ll be right back. see that s funny, i thought you traded options. i m not really a wall street guy. w
save you another $60. and lowering the hot water heater temperature to 120 degrees could save you $61 more. wow, all great advice. rebecca is with us again tonight. you can actually do something to the outlets in your home? that s right. for just a few dollars at the hardware store, david, you can pick up the phone plate outlet seals, adhere them yourself and they ll save you money. thanks, rebecca. when we come back the earthquake rattling the west. new concern over that popular fault line. also the e. coli outbreak the popular type of lettuce involved. and the young boy going swimming in the water, look at the sharks. the family had no idea. we ll be right back. u on my bowling team. [ laughs ] rodney. bowling. classic. can i help you? it s me. jamie. i m not good with names. celeste! i trained you. we share a locker. -moose man! -yo. he gets two name your price tools.
rising. of course, when it gets so cold. but tonight, what to do before you go to bed. devices add to the cost unless you take simple steps and abc s chief business correspondent rebecca jarvis is out to save your money. reporter: tonight, with temperatures dropping, we scoured the country for the top tips to save on those rising bills. first stop, lancaster, ohio, where we found nick anderson recommending these affordable weather proofing kits for your windows. it has a self-adhesive on it so you ll put it on the frame and the excess you ll just cut off with a utility knife or a scissors. reporter: next up, savings pro lizabeth cole, hunkering down in saratoga, new york. unplug those electronics that you re not using. reporter: in fact, just unplugging your laser printer could save you up to $130 a year. if you re not using a room go ahead and close the vents in that room, that way the heat will get to where it needs to go. reporter: and in nutley, new jersey, advice for