getting a nice word thatal in fact,? june of 2009 is when it ended. s&p 500 sitting at a four-month high and the national bureau of economic study says it ended in june of last year. that is worth pointing out this is a technical interpretation of whether or not economic contraction is over not whether economic expansion has anything to do with this. al in fact, we have word today bank of america laying off as many as 400 workers and as for the basket of stocks going forward, priced into the stocks. speaking of recovery, it takes a long time to recover from a college education. until you're 33 that's when they say you break even on the cost of an education which says the average student suffers a financial setback from college and being out of the workforce and having to pay full tuition and the investment really doesn't start to pay off until age 33 and the college degree does pay off in other ways and people with a college degree are less likely to be obese or smoke and more likely to read to their children and do volunteer work. >> so college grads

. >> reporter: admiralled thatal ep acknowledging the deep scar left on the gulf. >> how people are grown up and raised and the watermen that operate down here. this is dramatic to this area. >> but billions of dollars was set aside, money can't fix everything. >> if it's mixed in the water, where will it kill? what will it do? >> i don't think we realize it would be that big. >> residents in indiana said they will be left cleaning up for years to come. >> and you have people saying that the oil is picked up and it's over and the spill is finished but it's not. we still have a lot of oil left out here to pick up. >> reporter: bp is taking some of the blame, saying workers failed to determine a key pressure test but it's also pointing to halliburton and partner at the site. >>> another robbery reported in the college park area. we have the latest from police after the break. >>> plus the bed bug outbreak getting worst and forcing other shores to -- forcing stores to shut. >>> and we'll discuss some updates and injury concerns from the skins game. stay with us. it's 9 minutes after 9:00. wh

i have to ay thatall his worries me a bit when selling make scum it's like john has made about my intelligence because i really think, well, they won't think that after they hear you talk. but we will see what happens today. hopefully it will be a better outcome. i have to say that i think john's book, "the struggle to limit government," is an extra important book. it's one that bears a great deal of serious thought and contemplation. and i mean that in the most fundamental sense of what can we learn from what has happened on this issue, how do we limit government. from the past because that is the central issue and it's very likely to continue to be the central issue for probably the lifetimes of all of us in this room today. paul johnson, the historian in modern times, describe the 20th century athe century of government demonstrating the evils to which it is susceptible and totalitarianism. i think that when he first century is going to be the century of crisis for government, because of entitlements, for exampe. and we are going to have politics dominated by the question of, well, do we re