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In the middle of the day it is full and it is closest approach at 3:00 today during the day, all eastern, so if you want to see it, see it now, when you can experience --. >> and that barking? >> the orbit, the distance from the earth varies from time to time. the average distance is around 238,000 miles but right now, today, it will be 221,000 miles so that is 7 percent closer, and it will all happen this afternoon during the daytime so if you want to see it go out now if you can or look out the window it is huge, a little bit brighter and bigger than you usually see it. it happened every 18 ...

131 fewer jobs, that was better than june. if you take a look at june's numbers with a loss of 221,000 jobs. in july the private sector posted a modest gain of 71,000 jobs which is much more modest than some of the previous months that we've seen. but most economists say that there needs to be a gain or so of about 150,000 jobs each month just to break even so if we take a look at the math it breaks down to about 90,000 jobs each month. >> it's a serious problem but the president and the democrats have a big problem with the widely held perception it doesn't look like things are getting much b...

To be able to purchase homes easier? >> yeah. yes. the midwest has the highest percentage of homeownership right now. about 71%. the south is next. 69%. the big gap is over in the northeast. here in the northeast where i am. homeownership is 64.2%. in the west, where i'm trying to sell a place, 61.4% right now. why the huge gap? home prices. cheap nest the midwest and in the south. average price home in the midwest, $155,000. out west, the average price for a home is $221,000. also the housing bubble burst in the west. that was huge. that was huge. that's where the most numbers of foreclosures...

William la jeunesse is in los angeles for us, i'm stuttering. obviously, it's making me nervous. >> reporter: well, jenna, i know you spend a few dollars on chocolate and champagne, but that's nothing compared to what taxpayers are spending. how about $190,000 to study the sex reversal in mice? also we're spending $221,000 on why men don't like condoms. there's a mystery. how about $123,000 at the university of chicago to find out how drugs are used as a sexual enhancement. get this one, $1.9 million at usc, almost $2 million for a four-year study on the sex habits of homeless men. listen to t...

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