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good evening, everyone. im erin burnett. outfront tonight, we told you so. the economy is doing a lot better. today, the third month in a row of frankly really good job numbers. todays jobs report shows the u.s. added 227,000 jobs last month, and more people felt optimistic enough to actually get back into the labor force. thats why the unemployment rate held firm. now, everyone is increasingly optimistic about the jobs picture in america, something we at "outfront" have been saying fo...

lets go "outfront." good evening, im erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, we told you so. the economy is doing a lot better. today, the third month in a row of frankly really good jobs nurls. todays report shows the u.s. added 227,000 jobs last month and more people felt optimistic enough to get back into the labor force cht thats why the unemployment rate held firm. now, everyone is increasingly obje optimistic. our strike team said there would not be a double dip recession last fall w...

good evening, everyone. im erin burnett. outfront tonight, we told you so. the economy is doing a lot better. today, the third month in a row of frankly really good job numbers. todays jobs report shows the u.s. added 227,000 jobs last month, and more people felt optimistic enough to actually get back into the labor force. thats why the unemployment rate held firm. now, everyone is increasingly optimistic about the jobs picture in america, something we at "outfront" have been saying fo...

Then they have this lie out, fred gray, about work, right to work states where you dont have the ability or the right to organize unions. it is the right not to work law. its not the right to work. its the right not to work. its to work without pensions. its to work without having due process. its to work without having collective bargaining. its to give us to the mercy of the employer. we stand with labor cause were the laborers. its not about unions using us. we use unions to protect ourselves...

good evening, everyone. tonight, is it time to trust? time for a breakthrough between the west and iran? e today was all about trust until moments ago when the prime minister gave an interview throwing cold water on the situation and laying out a time frame for a strike. in an interview with channel 2, benjamin netanyahu said this. >> translator: i am not standing with a stopwatch in hand. it is not a matter of days and weeks. but also not a matter of years. everybody understands this....

tonight, is it time to trust? time for a breakthrough between the west and iran? e today was all about trust until moments ago when the prime minister gave an interview throwing cold water on the situation and laying out a time frame for a strike. in an interview with channel 2, benjamin netanyahu said this. >> this is his first interview since visiting with president obama and confirmed what we reported on this show, which is that president obama delayed israels plans this spring, but...

good evening, everyone. tonight, is it time to trust? time for a breakthrough between the west and iran? today was all about trust between iran and the united states and possible talks until just moments ago when israels prime minister gave an interview throwing cold water on the situation and laying out a timeframe for a strike. in an interview with channel 2, benjamin netanyahu said this. >> translator: i am not standing with a stopwatch in hand. it is not a matter of days and weeks....

get there. im wolf blitzer, youre in "the situation room." mitt romney certainly had big wins on super tuesday. the gop frond runter won six states and padded his lead in delegates, but ohio was very, very close. rick santorum captured three states, while newt gingrich also had a win. romney has not put his rivals out of business, as republicans grow concerned about a drawnout race, the candidates are calling on one another to quit. heres jim acosta. >> reporter: wolf, with team sant...

Why are we getting these headlines. >> one, because tax revenues at the local level are still really low. think about this. how do so many counties and cities get their money? through property taxes. what is happening with property and real estate values across the country, they are falling. that means that the states and cities are not getting at much revenues in. there is a second problem that is probably even more important in terms of why so many of these cities are in such financial straits...

Pensions. they want to put in less and have more capital. only 15% of mayor chance the private sector still have these traditional pension plans. everyone else is stuck with 401ks. i think this is another example of putting off the real decisions we have to make, reducing taxes on savings. allow people to put more money into retirement accounts. open up social security reform. this is only being done because they need short-term money and corporations put in more -- the federal government gets a...