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>> this was a big night tonight. lots of states. were going to win a few. were going to lose a few, but as it looks right now, brother going to get at least a couple of gold medals and a whole passel full of silver medals. >> so this morning romney cannot claim the crushing victories to win over skeptics, but he is amassing delegates. more than 400 so far. thats way ahead of santorum. gingrich and ron paul who failed to win a single state last night. but the race still has a long way t...

a ton of money. this hour, how hes dealing with the new messes that the country simply cant afford right now. and from the seat of power to an iron cage in a courtroom, the ousted egyptian president hosni mubarak goes on trial for allegedly ordering the killing of protesters. im wolf blitzer, youre in "the situation room." sort of vacation right now, theyre on leave while tens of thousands of american workers are going without a paycheck because of their inaction. a lot of new ange...

Heres proof soccer is serious stuff in france. parliament is holding hearings into the world cup meltdown. the situation made worse by player boycotts and insults from coaches. the teams head coach is blaming the debacle on the media. another less than hoped for jobs report is blunting stock momentum today. right now the dow is at least positive, right? after yesterdays 268 point plunge. were up 22 points. payroll processor adp reported of that the economy created 13,000 private sector jobs in...

And we are trading in positive territory. how about that? as opposed to what we did yesterday, which was to essentially tank 268 points. were up 35. nasdaq right now is in positive territory, as well, up 17 points. on wall street, got to tell you, it is a big week for jobs week at new reports on the labor market today, tomorrow and friday. the headline today is that the private sector added 13,000 jobs this month. lets get on over here to alison kosik. she is on the floor of the new york stock e...

Fridays report will be boosted by two things. the adp report does not take into account. first youve got the census hiring. if government has been doing the hiring of thousands of people to handle the 2010 census. those jobs are only going to last until the summer. the february blizzards that took out a good chunk of the country. they kept employers from hiring. so in march those employers may have to make up for that. one economist says if you take those two things out, factor those away the ad...

Expecting. the adp report says the economy lost 23,000 private sector jobs in march. thats the smallest decline in two years. wall street expected a gain of 40,000. >> right. >> so this is why were sort of like, oh, no, what happened here? the service sector did add about 30,000 jobs. and that was offset though by big losses in manufacturing and construction. despite the slip, adp says corporate america is on the, what they call the cups of recovery but this report show that theyre hesitant to i...

Theyre frustrated. theyre frustrated that theyre not getting resolution. theyre frustrated that this is just continuing on, but i also would like to say that the task force that the south hadley school system has now for anti-bullying is definitely leading them in a positive direction. >> okay. that parent told cnn his daughter was bullied at south hadley high for three years. a bicycle bomb killed at least 13 people at a bazaar in afghanistan today. the attack happened in helmand province where...

Losses went from 750,000 down to 550,000. thats one month. we had big drops. were not seeing that now. even with the slowdown, a loss of 23,000, its much better than where we were last year. and remember, tony, we say this a lot but a recovery rarery charts a very smooth course just back up into the numbers we would like to see. >> yeah, yeah yeah. we do say that an awful lot. the report usually gives us a clue as to what to expect from the governments big jobs report. what is wall street expect...

Lets get going. time for your top of the hour reset. im tony harris. experts see momentum for a jobs recovery but a new survey today seems to dent that enthusiasm. it is noon in massachusetts where more students are implicated in bullying that ended with a girls suicide. it is 10:00 in grand junction, colorado, where tea party activists rally against incumbents. this hour, lets do it. disappointing news on the job market. just two days before the government releases the unemployment report f...

Contrast that to this, a new report out this morning from adp says private sector employers cut 23,000 jobs this month. so what is the reality of the job market? joining me to dig deep or that subject, paul lamonica, editor-at-large from cnn.com, and lakshman achuthan, managing director of the economic cycle institute. good to see you. so what is the truth, based on your analysis of where we are with this labor market? so the private sector is still shedding jobs. the private sector is adding jo...