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As we reported earlier, it is back to business as usual at the stock market and at airports this afternoon with yesterday's tech glitches seemingly all sorted out. at least for the moment. but business as usual isn't good news for the millions of americans who have lost their jobs as we've become more reliant on machines over the past several decades. since 2000 the manufacturing sector has lost nearly 5 million jobs. the worst part is that many of those jobs are never coming back. a new atlantic cover story puts a human face on that economic trend. friend of the show and atlantic center edito...

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Four hour delay caused by a computer glitch and the dow jones is making its way back as trading resumes on the floor. now at 199, down 199 points again. keep in mind the floor trading accounts for about a quarter of total volume and we are seeing the volume start to decline. >> can you tell us are we in the clear then as you look at this and say that trading as has resumed. does that mean that they are back and healthy? >> it doesn't mean that there are any glitches. right now it looks good and this is important because the most important thing you want is you want the markets opened at the cl...

Play here if it does not resume on time or if there are any glitches here when it does open up. >> it's definitely something to sit on the edge of your seat. . . >> that is a big thing. it might react in a way that could cause big spreads. it doesn't look like there is so many unknown ss.

Terminator style. >> it did feel like i needed to hide under my desk. >> so we've already seen some segments of the country that are really, really concerned about this stuff. the glenn beck and ron paul world has been buying bunkers and silver bouillon for ages. >> so when something goes wrong, people say government, help us how do we deep with this situation. can the legislative or executive even do anything to help protect against these sort of things and their potential impact on the economy? >> the question chris brought up before is very interesting. is the technology moving so fast that...