rambus initially lost its case against micron, but won against hynix. patents, a u.s. international trade commission judge ruled. the ruling is a win for kodak gamestop corp. hit their highest point since 2009 after n.p.d. there were several new stocks hitting the tape this week. the three raising the most money were kosmos energy. it's an oil and gas explorer, focused on africa. it came public at $18. r.l.j. lodging is a hotel real estate investment fund. it began at $18 and phoenix new media hit the market at $11. it is an internet, mobile device and television news content provider in china. and that's tonight's market focus. >> susie: the national average price of a gallon of regular gas is holding steady at $3.98, according to the a.a.a. that's the same as a week ago and just 13 cents below the record average price of $4.11. as we continue our series "pumped up prices"-- anna olson looks at how non-profit organizations are feeling the pinch of high prices at the pump. >> reporter: each morning, volunteers at washington d.c.'s food and friends load up cars filled w

oh, it's particulate matter that's smaller than 2.5 microns? that must be really small-- and that's what going into my kid's lungs, and that's what's making me have to take my child to the emergency room twice a month? oh, no, no, no. we're... what do we need to do? what petition to sign?" >> hinojosa: it clicks. >> "who do i need to talk to?" then they understood it, and then later on, it was kind of like, you know, people started to think, "okay, this is great," you know, "we are actually seeing some movement," you know? like, they start to see how our advocacy paid off, and that, i think, was a really powerful thing. and later on, we wanted to see even more, and then it's like, "well, what do you want in your community?" and it was some bizarre thing, because so many times, i think, in poor communities of any color, we're not often asked what we want. you know, we know, on some level, how to fight, because that's what we do. you know, it's just a part of, like, being in our own culture. it's like, you know, like, being in a place that's host

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