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They know theyre facing a long climb out of this, that there are structural changes in the job force. for example now more women working than men. its going to be a long climb back and the white house knows that. >> that red and blue graph with the perfect formation almost mirror formation, are the democrats smart enough to take that graph and put it on every ad from now to november and ask which side of the curve should america be on? >> i think they are, and talking to gene sperling, one of th...

>> good evening. >> clearly we here at the show love the bikini graph too much. >> i dont see it. >> you dont see the bikini part? >> i dont see the bikini part. ive looked at this graph many times, ive been trying to figure it out all day. i dont see the bikini. >> i dont see it either. im with you. the unemployment rate, john boehners right when he says the unemployment rate is unacceptable, it still absolutely stinks. but in the big picture of what we can say about jobs in this country, we ar...

You know, well be watching manufacturing. i think that is a sector thats certainly been devastated by this recession but we are starting to see life there. thats going to be a crucial one to watch and have that come back. >> at this point, is this the expectation, i know that the last thing you want to do is to predict monthly, monthly. but is the expectation if you look at this on a graph that, over a year and a half from now, this will be the beginning of an uptick, the beginning of the up slo...

Definitely the point. once you start doing the math, there are orangutans that can understand the bad math behind the healthcare bill. when they bring any of that up, it is a mess. thats exactly the point. >> you lost me completely on that. >> bill, you said the right should spend more time with the right. how do you think thats going to go over with the viewers? >> did i mention i recently moved to philadelphia? find me there in philadelphia. >> greg finished up by saying, if you want to find a...

Homeowners credit score by about 200 points. obviously this is better for everybody. better for the property values. just better than to just have people who are just leaving their homes and letting things just go by the wayside. obviously well be hearing more about this. something to consider instead of letting your house go into foreclosure. but as for stocks, theyre getting a bit of a boost from an upbeat report on consumer spending. thats lifting hopes about the recovery. weve got the green ...

Problems they had in the first place. so right now, we have a little bit over 10 percent of the people that actually have temporary modifications, getting permanent modifications. so thats a little more than one out of ten that actually have relief that they can count on. jon: and those new home sales numbers, not good. what do those tell us about this market? >> reporter: they tell us its not good! jon: okay, were done! jenna: if we can show a graph, as jon was saying, it was the 1960s, this is...

Dike were to breach, janice is live in front of the weather machine. it was horrible last year but it doesnt look as bad. excellent news, its 36.95 feet. the forecast crest was 37 feet and last year they reached 40.8 feet. >> shep: how long is this water start to recede? >> we can take a look the graph, the river peaked at 36.99 feet just a couple of hours ago. you can see as we go further out in time, it starts to recede. by sunday, were down to 30 feet. well slowly get the river down and the...

The ones who live there. as you can see, its out of its banks, but that level is apparently good news for residents all along the banks of river who spent the last week preparing and waiting. still, thats 19 feet above flood levels all we really need to report here, 19 feet above, but four feet less than last years record highs. the red river marks the border between north dakota and minnesota and separates the cities of fargo, minnesota and moorhead, minnesota and reports of widespread damage. ...

Potential of it happening again. heavy rains across the upper midwest this fall and heavy snows this winter and now that its spring, things are beginning to get a little more interesting. and the rivers are coming up. this is a depiction of the amount of snow pack thats across the upper midwest. and the brighter the color, the purple there is the deeper the snow pack. that amounts to the amount of water equivalent once it melts. and the purple is anywhere from 5 to maybe over 10 inches of, say, ...

Cbo has to score it. there will be double counting. social security revenues. payroll taxes in there that will be counted towards the, quote, health care costs. second, that there will be this long term care premium class act which new entitlement built into the senate bill for long-term care. count the $72 billion or whatever the number ends up being for premium payments will be counted towards health care expenses. >> bill: mr. rove, with all due respect i dont know what you are talking about....