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>> i have met him before, through bob. >> larry: do you have any impressions of him? >> i had no idea. i dont know whats going on with them personally. i havent talked to them in a long type. its too bad its so public, because its hard enough privately. >> larry: house your health, youve had hepatitis c. >> i still have hepatitis c. >> larry: how does that work? >> you know they say how you feel is a barometer of how youre doing. the liver is a regenerative organ. you can live your whole life wi...

Barometer. think of this as a layoff barometer. something you would expect to see at at beginning of the recession. not good news. well continue to watch. the breaking point is 500,000. 500,000 is when you are tipping into deep trouble. there is some good news there. megyn: what do the numbers mean for the broader economy? >> reporter: you will continue to see jobs be a problem. consumer sentiment is important because thats what make its economy go. we spoke to one analyst and here is what he ha...

Area, check that shelter out. then by that time, the team that went across the long wall would be complete, would be able to move up to where the other team was and we would hoping to be able to advance up to where the miner section was, which was in this area here. our teams were at this point when we found that we -- barometer, as you guys see out here, the storm came through and the barometer dropped and we started to see the methane pick up in our bore hole that weve got drilled down that we...

Warning for the rest of the country. the city of angels facing a major cash crunch. in fact the los angeles mayor says that the city could go broke by the end of june. what? there are already plans for major layoffs starting next week. but without more drastic action the mayor is warning the city could be forced to shut down all non-essential services. trace gallagher is live in our newsroom. these are your people. >> reporter: yes. if you think the city of los angeles is not a barometer for the...

Go higher. you could see $3.25. >> neil: what is driving this? >> number one, inflation. weve been talking about this a long time. anytime you throw free money into the economy it finds its way somewhere and people with extra bucks will charge you more and youre willing to pay $3.25 for a gallon of gas. we know of $4, $4.12 was the high in the oil spike. >> neil: maybe its the obama recovery youre refusing to acknowledge. >> is it -- theres still 15 million people out of work. the housing market...

Growth, but in is going to be a very locks process. >> gregg: stock market is interesting. what does it tell you? >> what the market is telling me what is working is the monetary stimulus that has been provided by the federal reserve over the past year and a half. that market is up 75% from the low a year ago in march. that is typically a harbinger of stronger economic activity. the stock market is like a barometer like with the weather moving ahead of economic events. you are beginning to see t...

Friday. . >> evenings weve had talking about these things in dark corner in washington, we agree on some thing. but the real point is, what are they going to run on? they have to run on -- look, we have taken care of a huge problem in america by tackling the health care issue. we did the courageous thing. but pat is right, we also have to find our issues that go to this strain of dissent were finding out there in the country. but also, theyre going to go to how the hell did we get into this econ...

$120 millionst not going to affect boeing. theyre going to do great and so it at&t. >> the writeoff -- >> stock market is almost 11,000. it portends the future. >> neil: now you believe in the stock market. when i had on one time, you were dismissing it. now its doing well and its a barometer. >> grandpa jake bought cash, and he did good. >> neil: the president is echoing a theme you just raised. >> if i didnt make an effort now to change to you we delivered healthcare, this country was going to...

Country. that one making government the primary lender to students. take a listen. >> by cutting out the middleman, well save american taxpayers $68 billion in the coming years. $68 billion. thats real money. [laughter] real savings that well reinvest to help improve the quality of higher education and make it more affordable. jane: the legislation delivers really a wide reach. about half of college students receive some sort of federal aid, and more than eight million are going to college with ...

Are looking at here, and already a lot of areas are completely washed out and several inches of precipitation, set to drench the region, through all the way from right now, all the way through tomorrow night. so well get you your full forecast, how that is going to get into your area and janice dean will join us, our meteorologist just ahead in "americas newsroom." martha: and this on this tuesday morning, a brand new read on a key barometer for the u.s. economy. fox news just getting confirmati...