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Real-life, flesh and blood impact of washington's failure to extend unemployment benefits. in california, well over a half million people will be out of their jobs and getting no benefits check if this remains unresolved until the end of this month. their unemployment rate is well over the national average right now. over here in florida, 231,000 people, roughly, will be affected. in new york, 258,000 people. nationwide, 3 million people will be no longer getting a check by the end of july. check for food, clothing, house payments. >> considering how badly politicians are being killed in the p...

Buttner is on the case. >> rough week in wall street. buyers weren't working though americans are. we had 290,000 jobs created last month but uncle sam not the main one with the help wanted signs out. private businesses hired up to 231,000 in april. that was the largest monthly rise since the recession began. plus, it was a broad gain. government employment did grow. temporary census workers were the big hires. but from manufacturering to services such as retail and healthcare, private employers were hiring, too. the average workweek grew as well and it could signal that the workers have to ad...

231,000, in four years. since march of '06. and that is good news. what we have been waiting to see. and, you know, everybody says those census jobs, they don't matter because they are temporary, 66,000 people, added there, and, state and local folks, some thousand people there, losing their jobs, and the good news out of the private sector, people really like to see that, martha. martha: indeed, and, so talk to me about overall, you know, the job market recovery, can we put it together and say things indeed are headed in the right direction? >> i do think they are. you should note, though, th...

Employers stepped up job creation expanding payroll at the fastest clip in four years, with 290,000 jobs added last month. yet, the positive number is tempered by increase in national unemployment. to 9.9 in fact april from 9.7 in march. it was caused by laid off workers starting to look for work again, feeling better about prospects for landing a job. they know the road ahead is difficult. >> there is so many many people looking for work, difficult to get your foot in the door. >> private employers added 231,000 jobs in april, strong showing. 66,000 federal government jobs were added, those w...

Resilient. two decade later, there is still an estimated 231,000 gallons of oil beneath the surface along hundreds of miles of alaskan coastline and completed a study and dug 9,000 holes andped found oil from the exxon valdez in behalf of them. bill: one of the things we expected is it wouldn't last 20 years. we expected it to be gone away. >> reporter: the belief is this oil from the exxon valdez spill, 21 years ago will still be in the environment here, in another 100 years, and the other lessons learned are more encouraging, much of the ecosystem rebounded, ten of the 31 species impacted ha...