We've been hearing the debate over whether state leaders should repeal part of the state gas tax during the summer. Now our Steve Ference speaks with a leading advocate and a leading economic expert who have different takes on the issue and he asks some questions you might have been wondering as well.

In the prolonged process that has been the Democratic primary, the odds are now overwhelmingly in favor of Barack Obama. But despite that, Hillary Clinton was the candidate to beat in West Virginia. Pre-primary polls showed her way out in front, which is exactly how it ended up. The question is, will it matter? Our Erin Billups has been watching West Virginia and has the details of how it all unfolded.

The statistics are absolutely startling. Nationally, one out of every 33 homes is expected to be in foreclosure within the next two years. In New York, it's one in every 32. Last week, hoping to give homeowners a chance to catch their breath, the Assembly passed a one year moratorium on home foreclosures. Though that may not pass muster in the Senate, all, including the Governor insist a long term fix is needed. Whatever it may be, it is a fix that'll come too late for too many. Our Erin Billups has the details.