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I want to show you here five months in a row of 200,000 plus jobs, net new jobs created in the economy. This shows you a trend, it shows you that employers are a little more confident, theyre seeing more demand in their business and starting to hire workers. We talked a little bit about that Unemployment Rate. You pointed at 6. 1 , really important to put that in context, too, because thats the best weve seen in a very, very long time, the best since really 2008 when the crisis was first really grabbing hold. Now, what we need to see is more people starting to get in the labor market to go out...

Actively opposing president obamas nominee for secretary of the treasury. Then charms schumer is saying it was a make take for democrats to pass obamacare. That drew a response from nancy pelosi. Some folk not so happy that being some democrats. Lets take a listen to what senator schumer had to say. Unfortunately democrats blew the opportunity the American People gave them. We took our mandate and put all our focus on the wrong problem. Healthcare reform. The plight of uninsured americans and the hardships caused by unfair insurance practices needed to be addressed but it wasnt what we were hi...

Today to halfstaff in honor of three firefighters who died yesterday in the battle against a wildfire in Washington State. More than 100 fires are burning uncontained across the west. The governor of washington calls it an unprecedented cataclysm. Danielle nottingham is on the fire lines. Danielle. Reporter charlie, heat and drought have combined to make this one of the worst fire seasons and here in Washington State, more than 330,000 acres have burned so far this year. All night and all day, huge flames tore across a fireweary Washington State as news spread about the three firefighters who ...

Scientist, he published a direct mail, sort of pseudo scientific newsletter with graphics that looked like they were made on an atari. He ran what he called his own Research Institute on a sprawling compound in rural oregon, and from that selfproclaimed Research Institute, he made direct mail solicitations to the general public in oregon. And he asked people to please mail him samples of their urine. He had this ongoing, longterm, scientific project for which he said he needed pee samples from as many people as possible. So he asked for them. He also had unusual theories about radiation being ...

Mail, sort of pseudo scientific newsletter with graphics that looked like they were made on an atari. He ran what he called his own Research Institute on a sprawling compound in rural oregon, and from that selfproclaimed Research Institute, he made direct mail solicitations to the general public in oregon. And he asked people to please mail him samples of their urine. He had this ongoing, longterm, scientific project for which he said he needed pee samples from as many people as possible. So he asked for them. He also had unusual theories about radiation being good for your health. So maybe we...