. >> gas prices jumped more than a nickel over the past two weeks nationwide according to the lindberg survey the average price is $3.18 up 5-cents from a couple weeks ago. among surveyed cities drivers in san francisco pay the most 3.5 $4 a gallon. >>> 4:43 a.m. traders taking a break after three straight weeks of gains on wall street. alison reports, stocks are up more than 4% this month. >> reporter: the markets are closed for the holiday but will be open again tomorrow. several economic reports are due out this week including new data on home sales consumer confidence and the gross domestic product. gdp number is a measure what the economy generated last quarter analysts expecting a 3% boost but federal reserve predicts economy will pick up more in the coming months. fed believes it will not be enough to significantly bring down america's unemployment rate. >> wall street finished the week on a high note closing 73 points higher nasdaq up just 2 points. >>> ford teaming up with a russian company to make and distribute cars in that company. it they will be made at plants in several

did they now publish the essays of charles lindberg's wife? >> right, i guess from the sea, which may be a title you are familiar with more than the other books we talked about, and that was a total coincidence that they met in aspen at a celebration, and she got the man uscript. it's dubious. he made a great point of, you know, not entering the war and so on, and he was so strong in his views he finally discredited himself even when the press felt he had gone too far which he had, of course. >> this is a lesson about publishing. it seems two exiles publish the essays of the wife of a famous american antisemitist. >> it is a curious story. i don't know the full background behind it. of course, by then, you know, everyone forgot the fall, and she didn't overly share her innermost thoughts, but indirectly, she helped pay for the publishing companies, so i guess it was a good thing. >> okay. so then to move forward a bit, so it was bought by random house in 1960, and they brought you in to take over? >> well, not quite. i never thought i would wo