BLITZER: Carol Costello is monitoring some other important stories incoming into THE SITUATION ROOM right now. Carol, what's going on?</s>CAROL COSTELLO, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Well, Wolf, how low will it go? The current interest rate may be as low as it's going to get for a while. Fed Chief, Ben Bernanke, hints more rate cuts are unlikely in the near future. Some experts warn not to expect any more this year. The issue, more rate cuts could raise inflation. Bernanke says recent rate reductions and the economic stimulus package should create better economic conditions this year. High gas prices aren't just hurting those who drive cars, but also the people who make them. General Motors says it will close four plants between this year and 2010. Why you ask? Well, because gas prices are steering more people away from gas-thirsty pickup trucks and SUVs. The plants are in Ohio, Wisconsin, Canada and Mexico. That will impact about 10,000 employees. GM says it will focus on making more fuel-efficient vehicles. And the parents are eager to reunite with their children but they may have to wait a little while longer. A leader in that polygamous sect in Texas says so many parents are showing up at foster homes across Texas to claim their children, the reuniting process may take a few days. A judge said that more than 400 children could go home, as long as polygamist families agree to certain restrictions. That's a look at the headlines right now, Wolf.</s>BLITZER: Thanks very much Carol. We'll get back to you shortly. We're waiting for a first batch of those exit polls coming into THE SITUATION ROOM. When we get the numbers from Montana and South Dakota, we'll share them with you. Also, it soon will be over, or will it? In a few hours, we'll see the end of the Democrats' primary season, but will we see the end of a deep division? Might the political damage linger on? And place your bets. Some people on the Internet are wagering who will win the vice presidential spot. Guess who is and is not getting a lot of buzz. Stay with us. We're in the SITUATION ROOM.
General Motors Hurt by High Gas Prices