BALDWIN: Everyone complains about gas prices, but wait until you see what happened overnight in California. CNN's Paul Vercammen reports from Los Angeles. And, Paul, what happened?</s>PAUL VERCAMMEN, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Brooke, here in California, absolute misery at the pump. In Los Angeles alone, prices jumped 19 cents a gallon overnight. At this station, prices at $4.61. We talked to a motorist who was on his way to a new job this morning and he could hardly believe his eyes.</s>RICK LARIMORE, LOS ANGELES COMMUTER: Well, like I told you before, this is sticker shock for me. I'm kind of amazed. I actually went to three -- this is my third gas station this morning. I thought there was a mistake. And, you know, I'm -- yes, I'm here. I'm at $60 for three-quarters of a tank. I'm shocked.</s>VERCAMMEN: Many different factors driving up gas prices in California. There were problems with the pipeline. There were problems with refineries. All of this choking off supply. They hope to get this remedied in the future. One thing that they may do is they may go it a winter grade of gasoline earlier than expected in California and that could bring some relief, Brooke.</s>BALDWIN: Protesters flood the streets of Amman, Jordan. Take a look. Thousands turn out after being called by Jordan's Muslim Brotherhood to take to the streets. All of this comes just one day after Jordan's king dissolved the country's parliament and called for new elections. Jordan's Muslim Brotherhood is calling for a boycott of those elections. It's a move that could throw the country into political crisis. Back here at home, the new jobless numbers, they look better, but are they? We're going to find out exactly what's behind these numbers today, including one surprise and what they tell us about where the economy is headed.
California Gas Prices Surge Overnight