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All right. get your calculator. it's time for news by the numbers. first up, 39,000. that's how many verizon workers don't have a contract this morning. the company and the unions representing its workers are negotiating a new deal to avoid a strike. next 322,000, that's how many 2011 to 2014 dodge chargers are being recalled over faulty airbags. they say the bags could inflate if the door is slammed too hard. so treat it gently, like a box of eggs. and finally, 35,000 cases, kraft foods is recalling american and white american cheese slices. company says a thin strip from the individual p...

He was advised against saying anything about that because references to vietnam would break the public focus that reverend king commanded on civil rights and economic justice. but by 1967 dr. king found it impossible to continue to discuss justice in america without mentioning vietnam. >> it is estimated that we spend $322,000 for each enemy we kill in vietnam while we spend in the so-called war on poverty in america only about $53 for each person classified as poor. >> the promises of the great society have been shot down on the battlefield of vietnam, making the poor, white and negro, bear t...

Astonishingly so when you consider the forces he was fighting against, and it was with hopeful optimism that he welcomed president johnson's war on poverty and then dr. king watched america's increasing involvement in a real war in vietnam drain resources away from the war on poverty. he was advised against saying anything about that because references to vietnam would break the public focus that reverend king commanded on civil rights and economic justice. but by 1967 dr. king found it impossible to continue to discuss justice in america without mentioning vietnam. >> it is estimated that we ...

They're our neighbors. they're the folks we sit with in the bleachers friday night. we go to church with them. some of them are family members. and this affordable care act is giving me for the first time in our history the chance to insure every single kentuckian in this commonwealth with health insurance. it's going to be a transformational change for us. over the next generation, we'll change the course of kentucky's history with this affordable care act. >> you know, i think people get confused because they think it's for the very poor. the very poor are covered by medicaid. this is going ...

Done, the private sector will do the best it can with severe headwinds. heather: in some use at the bottom line was the june, jobs report just released was strong on the employer side and more the same for the household. >> households are looking for a sign, generate more income to get confident enough to go and spend it. we are doing okay, but not enough good news to really declare victory and say we are on solid, sustainable recovery. heather: this delay in the health care mandate, how will that affect the jobs numbers? >> 322,000 more people who reported working part-time and voluntarily. o...