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Pocketbook when you're budgeting. people look towards every day other products. like looking at milk saying it go up in tandem. is there any connection between the two? >> reporter: absolutely you have to use gat lean-to shift the gallon of milk to the grocery store. when you talk about inflation we break it down in different ways. at the end of the day one of the biggest jumps in inflation is the cost of energy, the cost of gasoline. jenna: it will be one we will watch. adam thank you very much. he's really demonstrating the point, higher prices, cold weather. adam, thanks for taking one for ...

Job growth rate is not as high as it needs to be. the country has to make up a lot of lost ground. remember that more than eight million jobs were lost during this recession. so it would take 200,000 jobs a month to bring down the unemployment rate. also the white house says we need to see a prolonged and robust gdp expansion but the forecast this year is only for modest economic growth. some of the jobs, tony, some of the jobs that were lost may never come back, and employers are simply learning how to do more with less. so it's a long road ahead. in the meantime, we are seeing a big sell-off...