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And this wednesday, the house is expected to vote on that long-term budget bill that would fund the government for the rest of the fiscal rear. the extension that passed early this morning. technically speaking it expires april 15th. for the latest as well as how the changes will affect you, head to msnbc.com. two big new points on the economy. one, people are still shopping. two, the gas prices keep going up. right now drivers are paying $3.75 a gallon on average. that s a big jump from this time last year. we were paying just $2.86 a gallon. but rising fuel costs did not keep people from hitting the malls. joining me now, financial analyst vera gibbons. good morning. so far we ve got retailers beating the odds. i know, it s very surprising because gas prices were ridiculously high in march. the weather was bad. people actually went out and shopped. sales were up 1.7%. which basically defies expectations. but suggests that the recovery is perhaps taking hold. ....
Amount, $350 billion. more recent estimated put the amount the less than $25 billion for saving our financial system. trace: so a bit of good news, thank you, from reuters news service. stay warm. the blizzard is not the only headache for travelers this week. gas. have you seen the prices? hitting $3 a gallon over christmas weekend. that is the highest price since october of 2008. right now, aaa lists the average of regular gasoline at $3.04 compared to last month, when it was $2.86 and last year when it was just $2.60 a gallon. finding low cost flights on the budget websites just got harder. orbit is feuding with american airlines. stay tuned. ....
Cheese, came to $5.86. this was a store that i had visited for the last nine or 10 years. so al said to me, miss brown, where s your soda? this is what i normally would purchase. and so when i gave her the little groceries, i began to talk to her, i said where s your mother? in this soft voice, she said home. do you go to school? and once again, she said sometimes. and so the light turned. she made a right on 94th avenue and eighth street and it should have been into the store because it should have been there. but when i went to bed that night, i could not sleep. and i went continually, could not sleep. and so i got the phone directory trying to find out what school she went to and the school was brookeville. so i called the principal and told her what had happened, wanted to know if i could come and see the little girl. she said sure, come on over and i went over there. she had two first grade classes. we went to both class and she was not there so the principal said let me see if al ....
Create the majority of new jobs, americans don t think we should raise taxes on anybody, especially in the middle of a recession. democrats countered only 3% of small businesses would be affected by allowing the tax cuts to expire for families making over $250,000. julie. julie: molly, thank you so much. gas prices are up. that is the bad news, but many americans are actually not letting it get in the way of their shopping, fuel prices are up 17 cents, since labor day. to $2.86 a gallon. according to aaa that is 3 or $4 extra, to fill up the average car. as for how that is affecting holiday shopping, aaa says shoppers will absorb the cost increases by skipping gourmet coffee and other nonessentials. a close call for a black friday shopper, inside a salvation army store in grand junction, colorado. part of the store s ceiling collapsed yesterday afternoon, and there were actually 22 customers, and employees, inside of the at the time and ....
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