of january, but it's a reminder the labor market is still fairly weak. 15 million people don't have a job, and that's roughly the population of north carolina and colorado combined, just to put it in perspective there. most analysts think the unemployment rate will stay around 10% this year, even though it surprisingly dropped to 9.7% in january, all of this pushing the dow back below 10,000 and we're not seeing a huge decline because a lot of it was priced in yesterday when the dow fell nearly 300 points, that shows you the pain was felt yesterday. also a selloff oversays overse coming in to play, and there are concerns that some of what is going on in europe could be factored into the market. to give you an idea, the nasdaq is on the downside fraksally at 2125 and the dow is off 40 points 9961. that's the latest from here. one other thing, don, go saints. >> you're supposed to say who dat, come on, girl? >> i'm not there from like you,