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Week when he suggested the sequester was already costing teachers their jobs. in fact, it will be several more months before school districts feel the effects of the cuts. a new cbs news poll shows 38% of americans blame congressional republicans for failing to reach an agreement to avert those cuts. 33% hold the president accountable along with democrats. 19% say pocks on both parties home. a majority believe sequester cuts will effect them directly. the markets ignoring this. the dow gained another 38 points yesterday, closing at its highest level of the year. it's 37 points away from an all...

. it wasn't just, it wasn't just tarp. it was 982 billion dollars worth of stimulus that went out the door and it wasn't just the bank bailout and everybody got a check and then started saying, hey, i need another one. and you don't this it fed is subs advertising salaries on wall street? >> and ben, i want you to put the exclamation point on this for us. >> i have to say what charlie gasperino just said was so brilliant my head is reeling. government is subsidizing both at the top end and bottom end and it's a terrible situation, work has got to become a very, very high priority in this count...

Economic numbers from china is a jump in the european retail sales market. we're going to keep a close eye on those numbers all day long. hi, everybody. i'm thomas roberts. upping the ante. one day after releasing their plan to keep the government up and running, republicans are blasting the president and democrats in the senate with just three weeks to go until the next big deadline. both chambers with congress will be working on rival stopgap measures. is in the senate, democrats will be working on their proposal to keep the funds flowing until the fall. in the house, truls committee will ta...

To dealing with more elements of their own, new developments in the effort to avoid a government shut down. we are live on capitol hill where the house is getting ready to vote on the continuing resolution, a multibillion-dollar measure that would insure the government remains open past march, while also allowing the sequester to stay in place. chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel is nice and warm inside that capitol. mike, tell us a little bit about the vote today, what does it mean as far as funding the government past march? >> reporter: jenna, it's $982 billion. the significance ...

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