CAMEROTA: It is time for CNN Money now. CNN Money Correspondent, Alison Kosik is in our money center. Alison, you're keeping an eye on stocks.</s>ALISON KOSIK, CNN MONEY CORRESPONDENT: I am, good morning and we are seeing stocks, Alisyn, break new record, the NASDAQ climbing to a fresh high yesterday. Now, it's up 9 percent for the year and this morning, we're seeing shares of Google up 12 percent before the bell. The company announced that made $3.9 billion in profit at the last quarter. So how do you take your eggs? Sunny side up, poached? Well, I'll take mine with the side of money. Egg prices spiked 85 percent from May to June because of the bird flu outbreak. That's the biggest one month jump in history. Don't expect a lower price at anytime soon though. Demand is expected to pick up in the fall while supply remains low. I will not turn away from my eggs though no way.</s>CUOMO: I do not believe that Kosik would eat money with eggs as a side.</s>KOSIK: No but I'll use the money to buy the cart of eggs.</s>CUOMO: You said I'll take them with the side of money that always means that you're going to eat it. You don't see a side of bacon and then put it in your pocket.</s>KOSIK: Wacky, wacky, eggs and bacon.</s>CUOMO: There it is. All right, so as we're taking a look at Tennessee, obviously, we want to focus on the lives who were lost, these were service men and women and those who were injured. But also the man on your screen, why would he give in to this kind of violence? What's going on there right now with the investigators as they're looking at his past? What are the clues there? We have a live report ahead.
Egg Prices on the Rise.