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353,000 americans filed for first time unemployment benefits. this report is supplied by the government every week. one of the things were watching every day is another report that a private company provides on what is happening in the job market and apparently theyre changing the way theyre calculating some of their data and that is raising some questions. all of this ahead of the big october jobs report coming out tomorrow just four days before the election. liz macdonald is on this from the f...

Defend his record pointing out that the auto bailout saved a lot of jobs. not just in michigan but here in northern ohio where they make chryslers, general motors cars as well. is he also really firing away at republic presumptive nominee mitt romney. take a listen. >> governor romneys experience has been in owning companies that were called pioneers of outsourcing. thats not my phrase. pioneers of outsourcing. my experience has been in saving the american auto industry. >> now the news on othe ...

>> thats right, shep. a.d.p., payroll processing company, released its monthly jobs report today. it said employers added 325,000 nonfarm work increase december, much higher than forecast and the highest in its records going back to 2001. one economist said the report suggests the economy is picking up steam and will stay strong this year. >> we dont see anything that would derail us in the very short-term, which means the momentum will carry into 2012. a little farther out, we got to worry abou...

That u.s. companies added more jobs last month than even the experts predicted. >> thats right, shep. a.d.p., payroll processing company, released its monthly jobs report today. it said employers added 325,000 nonfarm work increase december, much higher than forecast and the highest in its records going back to 2001. one economist said the report suggests the economy is picking up steam and will stay strong this year. >> we dont see anything that would derail us in the very short-term, which mea...

I was wearing a coat earlier this morning. i saw jim acosta without a coat. he showed me up. i have to go without the coat the rest of the day. its cold here. >> you two always competing with each other. paul, great to see you. lets shift gears just a bit. talk about the economy. pretty encouraging numbers this morning on jobs. christine romans here to break it down for us again. >> one of the headlines is the jobless claims. thats the number of people every week who file for a jobless check. ...

surging along with his poll numbers, i understand. tell me more about that. >> thats right, they raised a million dollars in 24 hours after those iowa caucuses and he is fighting hard for votes here in new hampshire. you know, the conventional wisdom was, kyra, that he would spend more time in south carolina because thats where a lot of social conservatives are, not so much up here in new hampshire. but keep in mind, rick santorum has a rust belt republican approach to how he wants to ...

>> hello everyone, it is 1:00 on the east coast. lets get straight to the news. your paycheck and benefits may be cut and your taxes may go up all because congress cant agree on another very important issue, that is payroll tax cuts. congress is in a political standoff right now. the senate passed a two-month extension a moment ago. house republicans rejected that in a procedural vote and are pushing a one year extension. keep in mind payroll tax cuts and extended unemployment benefi...