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Amazingly, the national institute of gave $176,000 to the university of kentucky to determine if japanese quail are more likely to have sex when high on cocaine. believe it or not that is true. perdue university received a portion of a federal government of golf study to see how their minds work in the game . a new york city theater. 697,000 to produce a musical on climate change. coburn's waste book 19 billion wasted dollars. it is it snap shot of a larger problem and you can see the entire report on the saintor's website. >> a majority of at home are weary over the politics and drama of sequ...

Lifeguard who helped save a drowning man, but then was fired because he left his own post to do it. thomas lopez has now been offered his job back at that beach. he says, thanks but no thanks. the 21-year-old said he is now looking for other job opportunities. can't blame him. >> good luck to him. we're expecting a key report on the nation's unemployment later this morning. analysts predict the june jobs report will show employers added as many as 95,000 positions. that's only a slight improvement from may. the payroll company, adp, yesterday said private employers added 176,000 jobs last mo...

1st, 2009. since middle of may. jon? jon: to make clear to february and march keep in viewers we're not talking mind we were getting closer about a engine stall. to cracking the 35,000 we're talking about a wing level. stall where the air sort of a lot of economists peels away from the wings. attributed to that, better they pointed the nose of the than expected weather and mild winter where we plane up so much that the borrowed some of the jobs. air flow going over the wing particularly think about construction jobs at that was not effective and the particular time versus a slowdown in hiring ...

176,000 jobs spurt in the private sector last month and slightly better than expected jobless claims in the latest week. investors are being cautious. early signs consumers might be calling it quits. at costco, june store sales rose 3%. at target, same store sales rose 2.1%, macy's where they missed a lot, at kohl's, where they were down a lot and buckle, where sales were down an awful lot. no guarantee the figures will last but more proof the american shopper could be on her last gasp. not good for retailers trying to wow them into stores and not good for a u.s. the president prying to renew ...

I'm bertha coombs with your market wrap. the dow sheds 47 points. s&p off by 6, nasdaq ends flat on the day. private sector employers added 176,000 jobs in june accoing to adp. that's better than the expexation of 105,000. weekly jobless claims fell by 14,0 14,000. the june jobs report the due out tomorrow. and many retailers reported weaker than expected june sales, but nordstroms and saks, those high-end retailers, outperformed. that's it from cnbc, we're first in business worldwide ch. now back over to "hardball."