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Much. >> 16 months later, kevin found another job. >> and then he got laid off a second time of the that was completely devastating. >> devastating, but not unique. in the year 2009 unemployment for men hit an all-time high of 11.2%. this author says stories like theirs are common. she recently wrote a book "the richer sex," which talks about today's new brea breed of bread winners. >> a maintainer of horse majorif supporting the households. certainly the changes in the economy are becoming apparent everywhere. >> we followed a group of housewives in situations similar to lisa's. they too were...

State, i don't think i'm going to go there and work for t you can't just give up. you look what happened when you have san diego and san jose voting like wisconsin voted on tuesday night. the fact that we have, as you mentioned earlier, $400 billion in arrears in pensions in california, 59 billion with the teachers unions in the state. when you have to drive a four-wheel drive just to go on interstate 10 in los angeles because of the potholes, people are getting it. >> you think those voters will vote for mitt romney? they'll vote for mitt romney? >> 11.2% unemployment. the people of californi...

Welcome back, time for "what now?" we honor president's george washington and abraham lincoln on calls to scrap the penny. i'm outraged about this. did you know it costs 2.4 cents to make a money and 11.2 cents to make a nickel. why do we have the penny? this makes no sense. it makes no sense, i understand that there's a pricing problem. >> penny candy. >> which is not a penny anymore. >> we use the penny for the same reason that santorum says that kids have summers off. there's traditions that are hard to break t thing about coins, if you want to get thought perfectly deep on it -- >> you as ...

Are back. first data reports that purchases of credit cards rose 8.2 percent the first quarter but by the third quarter that figure rose to 10.6 percent and the momentum continued and the black friday with 11.2 percent pop and these are the first double digit increases in credit card purchases since before the recession, the first data that says it is due in court for banks canceling rewards on the debit cards and in part to middle and lower income consumers having to pay more for food and fuel. those consumers d not have the cash to pay the higher costs. so they put them on their credit cards...

Shifts. the faa is considering scheduling naps of 20 to 30 minutes for controllers after studies show those who nap were more alert during working hours. a week after the s&p fired a warning shot to the u.s. about its debt the international monetary fund has chimed in with a startling prediction about america's coming place on the global food chain. for details we get up in your business this morning, cnbc steve sedgwick live just up the street here in london. nice to be on the same continent for once. >> yeah, absolutely. well, i mean, this is a startling story coming from the imf by one me...