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And only fund the government for four months. 100 miles per hour of every millionaire you only fund the government government four months. as elon musk will point out, they will come after other peoples money. the public generally has been feeling the heat on this for sure, on the kitchen tables items that you talk about, rachel. the consumer sentiment index gives us indication how confident people are of the economy. look on the right part of your screen march 2021. a year into covid-19. consum...

It really is. the question of how and what and why it is going to have ramifications for both of the candidates is open, but also down the road. i mean, this is certainly not supposed to be the last election day. there are many other election days. theres a question of whether those are going to happen into the spring and early summer. >> a lot of questions for state and federal election officials. wolf blitzer? >> we have a key race alert right now. with 11% of the vote in florida, 219 delegate...

Clocked in at three minutes 59.4 seconds breaking a barrier that was long thought impossible, and not long after he returned from running to pursue his medical career and came to a renowned urologist. im kelly wright, now back to skinless. ash over whether or noo allow witnesses came to a head. >> the key witness for me was monica lewinsky. i dont know any good lawyer who goes into a deposition or into a trial who doesnt prepare his or her witness. we were concerned, of course, that monica lewin...

Wrote before his retirement. he added he was glad he could do a little bit more than just, quote, shut up and dribble." finally, some sad news over the weekend as the world lost sir roger banister. he was 88 years old. may 6th, 1954 on the track, banister did something no athlete had ever done before. he broke the four-minute mark in the mile, clocking in at 3:59.4. later that same year, however, banister retired from competitive running and went on to pursue a long and distinguished medical c...

Stephanie elam, cnn, los angeles. today the world is marking the passing of sir roger bannister, in may of 1954 the british medical student did something no human being had done before. many thought it was impossible. the 25-year-old ran a mile in less than four minutes. his exact time, 3:59.4 seconds and made front page news all around the world. other runners have done it since but he was the first and he has been an inspiration to athletes around the world, including myself. he soon quit ru...

A lot of what is happening, is that the unemployment rate since about four years ago has dropped not because people are getting employed but because they are moving from unemployed to just jobless. >> the front page of the "wall street journal has a headline, low pay clouds job growth. what is the real number we should be look at? >> the number that is most important right now and important in determining income growth and tax revenue and how many people are on welfare its called the employment ...

Is something simple called the employment rate. it is the share of working rate, share of the population with a job. right now that number is low, about 58.7%. and the problem with that, of course, is that when the recession started, that was thought to be about 63%. when the recession ended, it had fallen from 63 to 59.4%, but since then in the four years of recovery, that number has only gone down. it has actually declined over time. so for any sort of progress in recovery, thats the number th...

Important determining income growth and tax revenue and how many people are on welfare, it is something simple called the employment rate. it is the share of the working age population with a job. right now that number is low, about 58.7%. and the problem with that, of course, is that when the recession started, that was thought to be about 63%. when the recession ended, it had fallen all the way from 63% to 59.4%, but since then in the four years of recovery, that number has only gone down. it ...

People who are considered unemployed. i think a more reasonable number is 18 million people who should be considered unemployed. >> and that labor participation group left the labor force, which keeps the unemployment rate artificially low. >> thats right. thats six million difference there, and you put those back into the unemployment rate and youre talking about something nearly a throw percentage point higher than it is right now. this is a real disconnect. if you look at something simple lik...

Engineering degrees have a 7.5% unemployment rate. humanities and liberal ral arts degrees have 59.4 rate. the third highest. well take a look at the two with the worst job prospects in just a moment.