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Error. alysha ac u.n. a thanks. jenna: aeu head of the big jobs report on friday a survey showing private reporters added 158,000 jobs last month. that is fewer than analysts expected. take a look at the markets now trading slightly lower today. lori rothman joins us with this. >> reporter: we were hoping for. this is payrolls processor and they do this monthly survey on the number of private sector jobs create. the number was a little bit soft and its weighing on the markets. keep in mind the d...

Control of points but its still in record territory. you can see it here a few points from hitting that all time high. shabani is joining me now. the rally stopped in its tracks, why? >> it did. as we all know, sometimes all good things must come to an end. the ten day winning streak being stopped short by a 25-point loss ended with a whimper and not a bang. 25 points is not much in the grand scheme of losses on the dow. it did cut short a nice long ride that investors were hoping to keep longer...

And that is leading to us pull back. what we are not seeing losses across the board. not a 200-point drop on the dow. this is momentary pause which is good thing. when we run up so fast we need to catch a breath and we need to resume momentum. the momentum is on the upside. sometimes you have to take a breather. >> gregg: why is it up to begin with? youve got incredibly high unemployment especially if you add in under employment and its beyond 20 million americans. youve got economic growth at a...

Point in time. we have to keep our fingers crosses that the water will flow down the mississippi. jenna: you think about droit and barren fields but how important the mississippi river is to commerce in country. they ended up extending the old farm bill. the question of the role of government we talk about a lot these days. i was doing interviewing and research leading up to this segment. i got two different reactions when i asked about the role of government. one person said to me the role of g...

Patrolling, live fire with the battle one member called, fish, fighting in someones house. today afghan police forces around the country that are competent, committed and capable of standing on their own. >> most important thing in all of this is to make sure that when the united states does pull back, as obama says he wants to, that the afghans are ready to go. the interesting part of this despite projecting and telling the enemy when we are leaving, these americans like the ones i am down with...

College students now get some kind of pell grant at least in 2009 and 2010 and it cost 36 billion dollars that year this program started to help the poor it has become a vast entitlement now for -- >> i think is right. a lot of our viewers think of pell grant as probably something for under privileged kids. but it has become this huge middle class entitlement, similar to the stimulus spending blowout that collin was referring to. the obama spending binge ran up some of these costs so high that a...

Up some of these costs so high that any pull-back from that is seen as some kind of draconian cuts. he has doubled it. >> this is the problem with the beltway definition of cut. it is not a cut, it is just a slower level of spending increase that they define as a cut. >> if this is money thrown out to everyone, it doesnt make college more affordable, because colleges over time are very efficient at pocketing that extra money that comes from the federal government, tuition rises accordingly. >> a...

Up some of these costs so high that any pull-back from thatseef draconian cuts. he has doubled it. >> this is the problem with the beltway definition of cut. it is not a cut, it is just a slower level of spending increase that they define as a cut. >> if this is money thrown out to everyone, it doesnt make college more affordable, because colleges over time are very efficient at pocketing that extra money that comes from the federal government, tuition rises accordingly. >> as collin pointed out...

mayor michael nutter, more than frustrated. if you want to act like an idiot, if you want to act like an [ bleep ], if you want to be a low life in this town, we will track you down like the dog you are. >> reporter: nutter says theyre committed, because lives depend on finding a solution. >> what happens next, you know, we elevate the discourse, we bring people together, we build a movement. we stop the killing. >> reporter: a major challenge for a city where murder has become routine...

Workers to staff their factories when there is no demand for their goods. the manufacturing sector was credited with many of the new jobs added to the economy this year, so signs of a pull back or likely to be reflected in the government jobs data on friday. we are speaking the economy to have added 100,000 jobs last in and we got a strong signal that could be possible this morning. a survey of private employment from automatic data processing came stronger than expected, showing a gain of 163,0...