ROMANS: It's 19 minutes after the hour. "Minding Your Business" this morning. Defense contractor Lockheed Martin falls victim to what it describes as a significant and tenacious cyber-attack. It happened earlier this month. The company says no customer data was compromised. And online hackers also hitting the PBS website. They posted a story, saying that rapper Tupac Shakur is alive and in New Zealand. The hackers said they did it in retaliation to the network's program called wiki secrets. Tupac Shakur was shot and killed in Las Vegas back in 1996. Germany announcing it will shut down all of its nuclear plants by 2022. Those nuclear plants provide a quarter of Germany's power. To make up for the loss, Germany will rely (ph) on renewable energy. Japan's nuclear prices prompting the government to take its own nuclear plants offline. A member of the Saudi royal family calls for lower, lower oil prices. Prince Al-Waleed bin Talal tells CNN that oil should be selling for around $70 a barrel, so that the U.S. won't speed up its search for alternative energies. Right now, it's about $100 a barrel. More relief for drivers on this Memorial Day. Gas prices are down for the 18th day in a row. According to AAA, the national average for a gallon of regular is now $3.79. This Memorial Day, it's going to cost you about 29 percent more, though, than last year to fire up that grill. Rising food prices mean the average party will set you back about $199, and that's before soda and alcohol. Americans are spending this Memorial Day with a second hangover. The sequel "Hangover 2" was number one at the box office with an estimated $86 million in ticket sales. The best three-day opening for a live action/comedy. "Kung Fu Panda" came in second with $48 million. When we come back, artifacts left in tribute to the Vietnam Veteran's Memorial may get a museum of their own. We'll tell you why. AMERICAN MORNING'S back right after this break.
Lockheed Martin Cyber Attack; PBS Hacked, Reports Tupac Alive; Saudi Prince Wants Lower Oil Prices