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>> some are saying that we won't get back to 35.4% unemployment rate until about 2017. >> that is right. that is people out of work for six or seven years. what do they live on? their houses are down in value. the stock market is down. it's the haves and have nots. >> greta: 2017 is not pal tackle. >> straight ahead job creation or political problems. president obama says we can't wait for congress. are his latest moves helping or hurting job growth? you'll hear from a former advisor next. check your watch, time is running out for the super committee. can the members bridge a trillion dollar g...

>> some are saying that we won't get back to 35.4% unemployment rate until about 2017. >> that is right. that is people out of work for six or seven years. what do they live on? their houses are down in value. the stock market is down. it's the haves and have nots. >> greta: 2017 is not pal tackle. >> straight ahead job creation or political problems. president obama says we can't wait for congress. are his latest moves helping or hurting job growth? you'll hear from a former advisor next. check your watch, time is running out for the super committee. can the members bridge a trillion dollar g...

Number of major cell phone survivors. i guess the question s. is that good news for us? >> it's exactly what the anti-trust regulators would be very keen to find out what would be the largest m and a deals so far this year. the plan to buy at&t would add the existing customers combined market share around 43% from 32 and bring it well ahead of verizon's 35.4 share. sprint and nextel piped up and said that it's going to be unfair giving 80% of the u.s. contract sales which could mean less chois and higher bills for you and me. but you know what? at&t's ceo was telling cnbc this morning that he ...

In particular robert gibbs, the press secretary has asked about these issues in press briefs from time to time, that's the standard response, the president really feels like unemployment is a national issue. he's not concentrating on any one segment of society but doing what he can to mitigate the employment problem for the whole nation. if he could do that, it would accrue to the benefit of african-americans as well. these leaders want to point out that the burden of this unemployment problem is among african-americans. some are staggering, jobless rate for african-american men 16 to 24 is at...