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good evening, everyone. i'm erin burnett. outfront tonight, we told you so. the economy is doing a lot better. today, the third month in a row of frankly really good job numbers. today's jobs report shows the u.s. added 227,000 jobs last month, and more people felt optimistic enough to actually get back into the labor force. that's why the unemployment rate held firm. now, everyone is increasingly optimistic about the jobs picture in america, something we at "outfront" have been saying for month. our strike team said there wouldn't be a double-dip recession last month, and after the ...

sexual relationship? >> absolutely. i can only imagine, i can't imagine him actually confirming. it's the name of the game, i guess. >> david bettingly is here to look at the atlanta businesswoman who is making the accusations and joe johns focuses on the beleaguered cain campaign. let's begin with you, joe, in washington. can this cain train really keep on rolling here? is this going to essentially kill his hopes of being president? >> hey, ted, i think you have to say, number one, other politicians have survived allegations of extra marital affairs. interesting to see what happens ...

U.s. carriers go back into the red, how long can someone like air asia stay profitable? >> well, i think in your preamble you kind of answered it. we are experiencing high load factors and income has been strong. crises such as these actually aid us because they really differentiate us from the other carriers as we are much more efficient. it's tough but we've been able to grow in the first quarter as you just read out. and i think the solution to this is having a better load factor and better ancillary income. >> the people you're attracting obviously are low-cost flyers because they don't ha...

Computerizing load factors and started to eliminate bumped passengers so they can deal with this new rule jenna. jenna: we'll look forward to it, 120 days and counting! doug mckelway, live for us today, doug, thank you. rick: the department of homeland security unveiling a new system to warn americans of terror threats. secretary janet napolitano announced in the plan moments ago in new york city's grand central terminal. eric shawn is live in our newsroom with more. >> reporter: no more colors. remember the terror alert chart? that will be gone, replaced by only two levels: elevate d and immi...

Resum resumed? >> probably as much as a week or more on some destinations. on the air france website today, it says they're completely full, at least through sunday, just because of spring break in paris. when you look at the number of planes you're talking about, you multiply that let's say by 100. you're talking somewhere about 2 million people that have to get airplanes and come back and with the airlines flying 85, 90% load factors, it may be longer than a week. >> i'm understanding that the pharmaceutical industry among others, heavily reliant on the aircraft as air freight because the hi...