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Reforms. there are a couple ways you could looked at that u.s. officials are saying that italy is confident in its position and could be precues sore for italy asking for its own bailout. martha? martha: a tough, tough situation. thank you very much, wendell goler reporting from cannes. get together a few days to solve the european debt crisis. see how that goes. have a good weekend. bill: leaders of france and germany and the united states for that matter have just been put in a major pressure on the shoulders of that greek government. we'll see in the end if they get a deal and whether or no...

president. bill: what would that mean for you at home? >> reporter: if you are looking for a job and you are unemployed. 80,000 new jobs last month is not a very high number. in fact it's a low number. if you are looking for a job, you have got a lot more competition. 181,000 people joined the workforce so you are competing for a limited number of new jobs. bill: are we headed for a recession? >> reporter: these numbers imply we are not in a recession. there has been some growth in employment. admittedly it's weak, but wore not in a recession. the prediction is for a flat economy gro...

"outfront" tonight, whoa, whoa, whoa. the markets soared, the dow up 339 points. nasdaq and s&p up more than 3%. and there were two big reasons why. one, america defied skeptics with american consumers spending money. the u.s. economy grew 2.5% in the third quarter. twice as fast as the prior quarter. look at it compared to earlier this year. 2.5% isn't great overall. but it is a lot better than a lot of doomsayers expected. the other big news was europe. they made a deal to bail out greece. that deal also, not that great. but after 14 summits, any deal was enough to juice the market...

i'm not that sure. because the tea party-driven house of represent i was has been so unreasonable. >> it is only harry reid talking about a shutdown, not us. bill: byron york, washington examiner and fox news contributor, down there covering the big debate later tonight in orlando, what's the deal here, byron, what happened? >> bill, this is another one of these continuing resolution fights and they're always kind of nasty. in this case, democrats oppose the bill because they felt it didn't provide enough for disaster leaf after hurricane irene and some of the other disasters they've...

mckalgum -- maccallum. wednesday's defeat came at the hands of tea partier, 40 republicans broke ranks with the house leadership on that vote. bill: the measure would have provided $3 billion in disaster aid and prevented a government shutdown next week. both sides now playing the blame game on capitol hill. >> the reports said there will not ab shutdown. i'm not that sure. i'm not that sure. because the tea party-driven house of represent i was has been so unreasonable. >> it is only harry reid talking about a shutdown, not us. bill: byron york, washington examiner and fox news cont...