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according to aaa this morning the national price for a gallon of regular unleaded now a at.$2.69.s as the oil joined exxon mobil reported a huge drop in profits, down 68% from a year ago as the global economic slump reduced the demand for fuel. >>> also an update for you on the dry wall from china which thousands of u.s. homeowners say has damaged their homes, made them sick or even both. the consumer products safety commission now says it cannot yet establish a clear link to health problems or corrosion in homes. in the past the dry wall was found to sustain sulfur compounds as well as substances that give off a rotten egg odor. the government says it needs to study the matter some more before it considers a recall or a ban. and during the height of the housing boom, materials were in short supply. the dry wall was abundant and cheap. that's why we're seeing more and more of it in the u.s. >> can you imagine you have this new house and it smells like rotten eggs. >> your dream home. >> and the walls are corroding stuff. >>> the new girlfriend of reality tv dad jon gosselin droppe

according to aaa, the average price for regular unleaded, $2.69, 21 cents more than last plongt. all of this after exxon mobile reported a huge drop in profits, of course, do you know 68%, because of the global economic slowdown. >>> an update on the drywall from china which thousands of homeowners have said damaged their homes or made them sick. the consumer product safety commission says it cannot yet establish a clear link to any health problems or corrosion in homes. it was found to contain sulfur compounds as well as substances that give off a rotten egg odor. the government says it needs to study the matter some more before it will consider a recall or a ban. as you pointed out earlier, imagine that, that stench in your home. >> a new home, new walls and it stinks like rotten eggs? come on. >>> did you get enough sleep last night? >> no. >> it might be hard to say you did. your answer might depend on where you live, though, in addition to what shift you're working. for the first time the cdc ranks states based on how frequently people said they got enough shut-eye. from a p

average price for unleaded regular is $2.66, up 18 cents in two weeks. and it's not because we're driving how before oil prices have shot up 37. >>> 90,000 feet up and falling fast. sounds like a great scene from a movie, but no work of faction. one of our i-reporters got great pictures of an expeer the. >>> today somer thompson's grieving family is prepare to go say good-bye. >>> a big announcement from key senate leaders on the health care reform bill. why harry reid says he's moving forward with the much talked about public option. >>> and the michael jackson documentary, "this is it," comes out tomorrow. will it bring any type of closure to fans or is this just capital lid capitalizing on the singer's death? here's the latest. we have breaking news to start with. >>> new information on that northwest airlines plane that overshot the airport last week in minneapolis. the ntsb interviewed the pilot and the co-pilot. this is some of what they told investigators. they say they were discussing company policy over scheduling and they were using their lapto