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Out of debt, that's the example here, we have to reinvigorate an economy that's been stagnated. middle-class wages are growing and this is the next issue we have to deal with. we have close to full unemployment. we have a lot of people that are underqualified that we need to work with job training programs and we have to understand there's going to be a labor shortage in this country so when we talk about immigration reform, one of those things is how to bring high-skilled visas here to have people that get educated in the united states stay in the united states and start their business. >> co...

Analysts. errol, our friend van jones said the speech was like selling tweet-tasting candy with poison in it. a colorful metaphor. the question s was this the unity the president promised. >> unity is probably not the right word. there were interesting phrases in there. it didn't get a lot of attention. he talked about job training programs, vocational schools, workforce development. >> paid family leave. >> paid family leave. >> paul ryan didn't cheer. >> and support for people coming out of prison. these are sort of trademark democratic issues and in theory, a way they could kind of get alon...

Chicago has become for the second time in a row beating out new york city and los angeles combined. that money could be going to job training programs. stemming violence and providing economic opportunity to chicago. heather: we talk about the library, and $100 million, and underground parking for the site, and the full -- they could

The labor department now reporting that a record 6.2 million jobs are open. that's the highest number of job openings ever. but across america, 7 million are unemployed, so what gives? blame the new digital world. you see trump promised to bring back factory jobs. >> everything is going to be based on bringing our jobs back, the good jobs, the real jobs. they have left and they're coming back. >> in this new technological economy, those factories and production plants are gone. replaced by computers. but someone has to program and run those computers. enter the new collar job. jobs that don't ...

>> reporter: i don't think there's going to be a concert tonight for these groups to sit down. it appears the violent part of these confrontations has at least lulled. it is now 12:20 in charlottesville. it has been an hour and a half when these things kicked off. give us a sense, what have you done here in denver to help with the race relations, to prevent the violence we have seen, or what we saw in baltimore, ferguson, the denver police and various community groups in denver haven't always had the best relationship. >> the past few have been african-american, michael hancock, they have -- w...