and that's just moody's and s. and p. in their share of the ratings of mortgage backed securities so they were raiding those bonds and as you can see there you know one hundred percent of the market in many cases in certain years now right so they're there's no diversity there's no competition it's a pay per view it's a paper rating it's utterly corrupt they make money by selling bogus ratings but the mainstream media will quote moody's and s. and p. as if it's some kind of impartial judge and analyst in the space it's not their hacks well as the financial services sector considers themselves wholly some sort of religion moody's and s. and p. of course did give the holy blessing to toxic sinning assets they were sinners and they said no i have sanctified these assets people indulgences right out of the textbook of the pope from the middle ages you've committed a sin give me some money and you're absolved from that sin you go directly to heaven same thing with these radios these give us the money will turn your triple c. r

there are 30's nearby and 40's. and we could use some rain. we are drifting this way, but if you really look at the trajectory, it is aiming more from the great lakes and pennsylvania than it is for us. if we get rain later, i think it will be more of a miss than a hit. it won't satisfy the -- we'll talk about warm weather and rain coming up in the insta-weather plus forecast. >> thank you, john. looking at some of the morning's top stories. managing -- a shooting in baltimore city. it happened after 8:00 last night in the 400 block of waddie court where police found a victim suffering from multiple gun shot wounds. >> a police officer's cruiser hit by another on hanover bridge. no serious injuries, but the officer was taken to shock trauma as a precaution. >> this was the scene around 11:00 last night on president's street. our camera caught this cab fully engulfed. no word on what caused the fire, and we're told no one was injured. >> some people in parts of carroll county are concerned after a series of burglaries in the eastern part of the

-- and trurks in the 50's and 40's in some cases. not a heavy rain and won't be very significant. so if your garden is way too dry, it's not really going to do the job. the more significant rains, really getting showers, are up in pennsylvania. these lighter shades of green, which you see overhead and out to the west, that's just a few sprinkles. the air at least at this point is pretty dry. but it's setting the stage for more rain as we go on. we move to the west. and we see these really big powerful storms out in the plains states. really big squall line. moving into eastern iowa right now. not necessarily a tornado maker. but that could produce some strong winds. and these are all the tornado-producing storms lined up right along this cold front. out to the west. and what's going on, cold air, warm air contrast. the storms are developing right between the two. the high level jet stream that's coming out of the southwest, the low level jet with the warm humid air is coming directly from the south. and where they intersect right here

and sprinkles. no big deal. upper 50's and low 60's. it will come back and check the forecast going into the weekend. >> today is the deadline for bp and people who claimed they were harmed by the oil spill. bp said it would resolve claims. with the anniversary of the explosion days away, a federal judge had extended that deadline from monday. firefighters battled a massive blaze in new jersey overnight. a row house caught fire and tuesday night and the flames spread to joining buildings. the entire block had to be evacuated. a firefighter suffered a shoulder injury. no word on what sparked the blaze. >> members of congress grilled members about excessive spending. that overspending includes a las vegas conference back in 2010. members of the house panel asked questions about several other trips. an executive pleaded the fifth on monday and he was a no show on tuesday. >> that does not look good. 5:12. 57 degrees on tv hill. is your cell phone bill putting a big dent in your wallet? >> sarah caldwell checking on your morning commute. vol

in the 1970's and 1980's, it tripled. in california, and build no new prisons between the 1960's and 1970's, the height of political action. between the 1970's and 1980's, they build more prisons in california alone and in the past 100 years. one thing that has happened is the warehousing of black folks in these facilities. if you think about what slavery is, the parallels, it is not just a metaphor when you talk about modern-day slavery. slavery denied black folks the ability to be mobile. you were trapped on one location, in a plantation. it broke up our families. it subjected us to daly wants and violence. anything can happen to you -- an example to you for somebody else. it exploded us for our free labor. all of those things happen in prison today. the u.s. has 5% of the world's population and over 25% of the world's prison population. that is a big part of the equation. i am not waiting for superman, but somebody might be. if you look at the conditions of our schools, our schools have not been restructured, have been

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and may not get them if we make it too difficult. the banks abandon many neighborhoods in san francisco in the 1960's and 1970's and we see a lot of them turned into restaurants in the more fortunate neighborhoods but others sit virtually vacant and there are still many neighborhoods who would really like to have financial services here and is conditional use enough to keep them from going there? i don't know that it is, but we certainly should be incentivizing banks to go into neighborhoods rather than putting up more barriers. and banking the unbanked is something we want. we don't want our citizens to rely on pay day cash checking services or those who advance money ahead of time at exorbitant rates. we want them to get into the mainstream as far as banking is concerned. so and while hayes valley has done a beautiful job with no formula retail, there are many other streets like chestnut and fillmore and 24th street and union that have a blend of banks, formula retail and neighborhood services and they seem to be doing just well so i'm not sure that the entire success in hayes valley is -- can be attributed to the fact that there isn

and 60's more typical of the everyday american and today? well, 1950's and '60's did not care about black people. that was the deal. the democratic party ignored the concerns of blacks in this out to have no rights and were treated, you know, as non-citizens, kind of like the west bank palestinians are treated by the israelis. so i would not want to go back to that time. one thing that was better about that time was that money played a much smaller role in our political life. now money is so powerful and is getting far worse because of the citizens united decision that congressman are basically beholden to wealthy people and corporations far more than air to individuals. voting is a small part of the political process compared to the contributions made by lobbyists and corporations and wealthy people like the kock brothers. the politicians don't have to worry about people. >> anthony has given us a lot to work with. you have a multi page dedication. ultimately you dedicate this book to teachers. he mentioned teachers. why did you dedicate th

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and low 70's with a south wind. n to look forward to on saturday and sunday -- something to look for to. >> a winner has come forward to claim their share of the mega millions jackpot. kim dacey joins us live from lottery headquarters. >> that was not me. lottery officials said the winner or winners wish to remain anonymous. that is their right under maryland law. we expect to learn more later this morning. there will be a press conference. the winning ticket was purchased at a 7-eleven. there have been all kinds of rumors as to who bought it. one woman said she has the winning ticket. but no one has seen the ticket. that press conference is scheduled to begin at 8:00 a.m. kim dacey, wbal-tv 11 news. >> do we know if mirlande wilson is one of the winners? >> per lawyer said he has no idea if she is involved in claiming it. kim dacey >>, thank you -- >> kim dacey, thank you. >> we will finally find out. 46 degrees on tv hill. >> coming up, we'll take a last look at weather and traffic together before you head out to s

demo 50's. 54 at the airport. -- upper 40's and low 50's. off and on rain showers and maybe a thunderstorm. high temperature between 60 and 65. wave heights two feet if you take the boat out. behind this storm, it will be breezy and cool tomorrow with a high near 62. the rain comes back for the beginning of the weekend. scattered showers on saturday. i don't think it will be an entire washout. it will be chilly. high temperatures in the 50's. the average high is 68. 6:16. here is sarah without her entourage. >> you can do something for me. the roads are a little wet. here's one accident along 140 long liberty reservoir bridge. watch for a crash at patapsco avenue. down to 46 miles per hour on the west side outer loop beginning at edmondson. so far so good to the construction zone on the j.f.x. this is the northwest corner approaching 140. this is 83 at padonia road. we may have a disabled truck onto the side of padonia road. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> thank you. protesters demonstrated outside the u.s. supreme court as the jus

in the 60's today and lower 80's into the weekend. the warm air to the west will push our way and bring our temperatures up. breezy today and gusts up to 30 miles per hour. 57 degrees for the first pitch and 60 degrees for the high temperature and a few patchy clouds developing an average temperatures tomorrow will be mid 60's and we will crank up the heat by sunday. >> 6:21 right now and the temperature is chilly at 40 degrees. >> laughing along with the first lady -- we have highlights from her sit down with stephen colbert when good morning washington continues. >> think babies and the parents to raise them. are they cute or creepy on the next henderson >> the new movie, "the avengers," it's the theaters on may 4 and there was a premier last night in hollywood. but, book debuted nearly 50 years ago. they battle a nightmare enemy threatening the world. first lady michelle obama marked one year since she began a joining forces program by making an appearance on the kohlberg report them we are celebrating anniversaries of thank you for

and even some drizzle this morning. partly cloudy in the interior with temperatures running into the 40's and '50's. clouds are likely to linger out towards the coast. 60s inside the bay and the inland areas. so there is a cold front sweeping through just deep enough to bring in that marine layer but it looks like high pressure will hold most of the systems to the north so the rain will stay north of the bay area. the weather is looking good as temperatures will be up nicely in the south bay today. cooler at the coast line, 60 in half moon bay. east bay temperatures in the '60s with low 70's by the afternoon. inside the day he will see that seabury's with patchy fog. as we look out over the next couple of days we will watch as temperatures march up the scale a little bit tomorrow but thursday we will probably push 80 degrees on thursday afternoon. maybe the mid-80s on friday and saturday, just a little bit cooler in the latter part of the weekend. >> we do not, we have no hot spots right now, no major accidents is the good news but if you're hitting the road right now, the eastbound lanes of highway

and on monday, 70's today, 80's on sunday and monday. back into the 70's tuesday, and 60's on wednesday as that more significant rain chance comes our way. >> we have been talking about this all week long. now it has finally happened. lane enclosures on the j.f.x. >> you can expect delays. you are urged to find alternate roots. here's nadia ramdass with solutions. >> for those superstitious friday the 13th represents a potential daily full of bad luck, and for commuters that at this pointly travel on the jonesboro express way, this could last for -- -- for commuters that travel on the jonesboro expressway, this could last for months. it will close near 29th street in advance of repair work starting in two weeks. crews will make messengersy repairs for -- emergency repairs to flush drain pipes. it is necessary to avoid a sinkhole in the road. repairs could last two months. >> it is a necessary evil. people can come up 395, come down 95. people will have to adapt. >> with nearly 6,000 cars traveling in each direction of the expressway, alte

mild temperatures in the '40's and 50's. he afternoon those clouds will continue to swing in and a thick enough that we could pick up some scattered showers in parts of the north bay and as we head to the evening hours shares become more likely across the rest of the bay area. high-pressure weakening somewhat. you can see the system dropping out of the gulf of alaska. we're catching the trailing edge of the system so there's not a whole of moister love with it but by the time it gets here it will usher in much cooler temperatures. 1:00 piquancy few light showers showing up in parts of the north bay and the rest of the bay area looking good but as we head to the afternoon and evening hours for the commuters may be just a little bit what outside. but that is just about it. behind that is breezy conditions and leftover scattered showers as we head into tomorrow but not a whole lot. temperatures in the south bay warm at of this cold front. 66 in palo alto and 70 degrees. east bay temperature up in the '60s and near 70 degrees in

and 30's in the afternoon ladies and 60¢ and they'll find '60s and '70s shined up some of the valley could today as compared to yesterday with the green line of the north of the bay area's will stay dry enough and the 57 days and were looking again and of those '70s the brentwood 16 degrees and 69 in the napa valley maliki is 16 degrees low clouds and fog lingered on the coastline in daly city of about 68 in santa rosa the next couple of days have pressures to build and temperatures start to warm up very nicely by thursday pushing a degrees mid-80s in the balance about mid-70s and said that they and even not to the coastline. beautiful weather coming our way. no rain in sight right now i'm so excited eighties did not seen as a while let's take you the golden gate bridge in the stretch drive this is larry king expects as the close that one northbound lane they're moving into asbestos and one new kremlin shut down every day from 8:00 p.m. until noon that gorges again that's there is talking about the f

breezy and cool today, upper 50's. 's warnings in effect north -- freezef washington warnings in effect north and washington tomorrow morning. 6:29. >> we start with 395 near duke street. lighter volume than usual all e way up to the 14th street bridge. over to montgomery county, 270. looking pretty good. there was report of an vehicle made county county.at montgomery nolice will be there at goshe road. everything moving very smoothly. >> optimistic news on the nation's economy. economists say employers likely in the months of march. >> drivers hope and economic u- turn will drive down prices. >> the national average price regular, $9.94. it has-- 3.94. >> good news for people who behind us.to fill up you can see a gallon of regular is still under $4. barely. gas prices across the region are o rise.ing t the average cost in maryland $4.yland an average gallon of gas in d.c. is $4.19. that is close to the all-time $4.21. drivers say they are frustrated. >> it is ridiculous. >> it looks bleak. but people are still driving

we have 40's and '50's for some mornings, then climbing into the '70s on saturday, low 80's on sunday and monday. if if you plan to go to the nationals game on sunday, it's 1:00. it can be kind of high in the sunshine. then we will cooldown next week into the '70s by tuesday and wednesday. we will have a shift in the weather pattern and we will have a chance of rain. slight chance on tuesday and wednesday. not enough to bring us a big relief but it's something if. >> perfect timing. thanks for joining us. we will see you for "good morning washington" on monday. >> want abc 7 news at 50 claude

and then the days start piling up into the 70's and 80's. as we get into saturday, that warm air will push through northern ohio and pennsylvania along the warm front. i think we will have a few clouds. we will get into the lower 70's. a big push comes our way for sunday monday, and tuesday as we get into the 80's for a few days. in the morning sonny and chilly weather at 40 degrees. 60 degrees at noon. as we had to the next several days, here is the warm-up. 70 degrees on saturday and 82 on sunday. a bit more humid on tuesday head of a cold front. that call from will give us a 30% chance of scattered showers and storms that we need very badly. then a cool down for the end of the week. >> the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. moving you forward. >> welcome back to the ball park. a spectacular day here. it is getting colder right now. they saw a terrific ballgame that went extra innings as the national speed to the reds' 3-2. the star of the game was gonzalez. although he did not get the win he threw several stro

and below 80's. s the story. our forecast, sunny and comfortable. very pleasant. temperatures right about where they should be. upper 60's. a look at the weekend forecast for you -- looks great. partly cloudy. sunday mostly sunny with highs in the 80's. we need rain. we have demonstrated over and over with a drought map. adam caskey back a couple of minutes. have a great weekend . >> thank you. enjoy the weekend. we will be back in a few minutes. >> here i am with the u.s. army drill team during a demonstration they have only convinced one other news anchor to participate in. let us see what you have. this is similar to the demonstration they will be doing after the cherry blossom parade tomorrow. i have been told to be very, very still. yes, those are daggers at the end of the rifles. whoa. now i see why no one else has volunteered for this one. i think it is better if i do not look. that is just a quick look. all right. i get it. >> that feel? >> i am still alive. feeling great. >> did you see the f

east bay temperatures into the 60s and low 70's. high pressure building over head and the wind will com down. it looks like it will start to cool down tuesday and wednesday of next week but right now the weekend looks fantastic. >> burning man organizers under fire. black rock city, the san francisco-based company, has been put on probation. burning and exceeded its 50,000 person cap by about $3,000 each day. it makes things difficult for the company which is trying to get a permit to increase the limit >> a convention in san francisco called the international hording and cluttering convention. it the idea is to get out of isolation and better stand to understand their affliction. >> you all shake your head like that is the worst thing someone can do >> people to do a lot of sorting beeper be called recovering collectors. they say it sometimes takes a crisis like a divorce or an eviction before they get help. it is 520 and it is official >> the ugly record that one nba team now funds >> why people from all over the world want to adop

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this evening, temperatures will drop back into the 50's and 40's, overnight. ay 60s expected and san jose. a bit more chilly in half moon bay. 66 degrees. and as we can see a similar temperatures with 59 degrees in san francisco. 63 and 64 in napa. a look at your 7 day around the bay we do have a warming trend tomorrow. temperatures will return to the 70's inland. and mid 60s upper 60s for the bay. low 60s for the coast. the slight chance of showers into the north bay tuesday/wednesday. but dry again on wednesday. >>marty: it has been a while since we've seen the 70's. oklahoma is bracing for severe storms. extra severe storms. this was an norman, okla. the central portion of the state causing central damage. the national weather service is saying that there is likely storms continuing. >> overseas it is common in italy, mount etna. you can see this latest eruption. it is described as very intense. communities are covered in ash. the local government state opened and they have learned from experience to take it all in stride. still ahead, we will turned to henr

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and easter. tonight overnight into the '30's and '40's, yes colder than last night and tomorrow's daytime highs comingin comparison to today where we had 69 in morgan hill pillows '60s there. 59 in palo alto. 50's and '60's, that the beaches. a northwest breeze up to 50 m.p.h.. there you have the north bay number stacking up from 54 to 62 degrees. the extended forecast calls for cooler days ahead through friday and then high-pressure firmly bills and and we're talking about sunny skies. we w,, [ birds chirping ] [ inhales, exhales ] [ announcer ] cigarettes are not just dangerous when they're smoked. [ rat squeaking ] they're dangerous long after. cigarette butts are toxic. they release chemicals that poison our water... and harm wildlife. and millions... are polluting our environment. [ sniffing ] [ seagulls squawking ] >> cbs sports has quite the life, from file for last night he goes to agusta for the masters. tiger woods has the momentum heading into the tournament. something he has been lacking in recent years. he will win his fifth green jacket,. phil mickelson right behind him with remasters bu

and you've got patents. microsoft sees big value in a.o.l.'s patent portfolio. it's "nightly business report" for monday, april 9. this is "nightly business report" with susie gharib and tom hudson. "nightly business report" is made possible by: captioning sponsored by wpbt >> susie: good evening, everyone. a sharp sell off on wall street today, as investors got their first chance to react to that lousy jobs report that came out on friday. investors are worried tom about the strength of the economy. >> tom: after months of strong gains, the march hiring slowdown comes as the dow industrials and s&p 500 stock indices have been on a four-session losing streak, susie. all of the major stock averages were down by 1% or more today and the dow sliding below 13,000 in almost a month. the blue chip average tumbled 130 points. the nasdaq lost 33 and s&p was off about 16. >> susie: but as erika miller reports, the economic outlook isn't the only worry on investor minds. >> reporter: the stock market has been off and running the past four months. but now investors are rethi

we're in the upper 40's and the low 50's.e should be able to sneak into the 60's. 45 degrees in rising sun. off and on rain showers today. maybe a thunderstorm this afternoon. mostly cloudy with temperatures between 60 and 65. wave heights around two feet today. water temperatures in the upper 50's. a rain shower is possible early tonight. temperatures drop back into the 40's. to mark, that activity will sink down to the south -- tomorrow. highs in the upper 50's and low 60's. it will stay chilly into the weekend. tomorrow should be dry. on saturday, a chance for some rain showers. high temperatures in the 50's. it will clear up on sunday afternoon. high temperature of 59. it will get warmer early next week. >> facebook launches an anti virus marketplace offering free software to its users. they have teamed up with microsoft and other top security firms to ensure better security . burger king promises to be caged free in five years. all of their eggs and porks will come from cage free chickens and pigs. burger king uses tens

bahrain has been fighting for rights since the 1920's and the 1930's and the 1940's and 1950's. iran has nothing to do with this. we do not want anything from iran. we just want our rights, more rights, and to be first class citizens, not second class and the foreigners are the first class citizens in bahrain. >> syrian state television says at least eight people have been killed and dozens were wounded in a northwest city. more than 20 people were killed and the majority were personal -- were security personnel. >> very big explosions in the center of it live -- of idlib. you can see pictures of partially or almost totally demolished buildings. some very severe damage there. obviously, some very big bombs needed to create that kind of damage. so far, the preliminary casualty count of eight to 12 security personnel and civilians. many dozens wounded. you can see the devastation and the people around. there would certainly have been casualties. state television does not flinch from showing very gruesome images. >> this comes just after the arrival of the commander. where does this

and within the s&p 500 where the margin's strongest he says tech. but john butters points out apple is an outside contributor to tech and the s&p 500's good results. exclude apple's blowout fiscal second quarter and blended earnings in sales which assumes remaining reports will be in line with estimates and those numbers decline for both the s&p and the tech sector. actually, profits are contracting once you take out apple. as for the quality of earnings, butters points out that the first quarter's best performing sector has the poorest earnings quality. he's referring of course to financials where reported profits are up an eye popping 23% so far this quarter. but tepid revenue growth suggests earnings benefitted more from the 30% declining banks put for bad loans rather than underlying strength in the bank's operations. >> interesting point: i think it's fair to pick up on that point you were making on the whole we've seen most of the s&p 500 companies that have reported so far beating estimates. what does that say? do you think estimates are just

and low 40's. easing clouds and warm temperatures today. we will likely see '70s in different locations. here is a weather maker approaching the west coast. it will linger out there with most of the rain passing by to the north. early in the week it finally crosses the coastline developing cool and unsettled weather for the week ahead. towards the end of the week we will look for a cooler system that will drop temperatures to below normal and bring an inch or more of rain. as we see most of the moisture crossing the region here early tuesday into wednesday and again we will see another round of do by the end of the week. increasing clouds throughout the day and we will look for very nice conditions throughout the region today. slightly warmer than yesterday. we see intermittent rain shower activity, a very springlike pattern, there will be lots of space between the showers but look for the chance of rain developing by tuesday and continuing through the end of the week with colder air and possible th

and cool. temperatures in the 30's now. you need a jacket all day long. 57 in washington, 50 in hagerstown later today, 58 in stafford. a few sprinkles possible and wet snowflake northwest of washington especially in the potomac highlands later on today, highs in the 50's. sunshine tomorrow, still breezy. gusty today and tomorrow. near 60 degrees tomorrow. a general warming trend the next few days. partly cloudy skies on the weekends, high temperatures approaching 80 degrees on sunday. we have a look at the traffic coming up. >> thanks very much. washington nationals ended the mets' un beale street last night. five scoreless innings for this man. desmond hit his first home run of the season. ian desmond says it was one of his best nights ever with four hits. steven strasburg will be on the mound today. >> university of arkansas needs a new football coach because bobby petrino was fired last night for violating a conduct clause in the contract. he hired his mistress and then lied to his boss about the affair. the scandal came

the global sector this week up 1.5% and, of course, we're seeing brazil and china to the downside. the s 1.6% this week. guys, back to you. >> guys, it's been a pretty big week. earnings and giving equities a lift. more than 176 companies have announced dividend increases so far this year and of those companies, 60% is made up of financials, consumer discretionary, and tech names. >> will the dividend payouts be the catalyst in this second half? joining us now is steven gallagher along with morgan stanley smith barney. always good to have you on the program. thank you for joining us. steven, kick us off. what is the impact of the dividend increases? what are you expecting? >> you're seeing a drying up of other factors which contribute to an equity market rally. earnings, margins, they are not going to grow much further. what distinguishes one company from another, it's really dividend earnings who has the cash, who can sustain a dividend growth model and those are the companies companies you want to aim for. it's a signaling device for investors. it's where we know the companies are goin

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beautiful on friday with-and 60's. 70's on saturday. autiful spring weather in the next couple of days. in front with a shower saturday evening and then 84 on sunday and 85 on monday. >> from the susquehanna banks support center, this is 11 sports. >> the orioles hit their first day off. it might have been against the yankees. a sweep of the hand at new york despite the lead in the next -- last two games. mark reynolds finally gave them a moment for which each year. with this two rbi double in the fed. bases -- in the fifth. bases were left loaded in the bottom of the night. adam jones went swinging. that left kevin greg to pitch a little bit more than normal. 3-3 after six games. >> we fought. we put ourselves in the situation. they came back and we just kept fighting and fighting. they had a big hit. we did not have the big hit. we had the opportunity to get it and we did not. i just need to put the ball in play and make the defense make the play. >> for the nationals, opener today, washington hosting cincinnati. that's look good to ho

cow and cutting wood. this is the 1930's. you have to cut wood for everything. as i mentioned earlier prince edward county was not interested in educating colored children but my grandmother and her sisters were persistent and found a school in the neighboring county of appomattox which was down the street from the courthouse where general robert e. lee surrendered to general ulysses s. grant that ended the civil war. once they found that school that had the next calabash task of convincing their father they should go to school. and the way they convinced him was by saying we will take care of the chores on the farm. we will do that work and our school will not interfere with the business of the farm. they did this and that was no easy task because my great- grandfather ruled his farm with an iron fist. yet to me, this was -- there are an example of their unshakeable persistence and unflinching sacrifice for their pursuit for a better life. as i determined black women left their home and saw entertainment in washington, d.c.. and they knew the value men -- the va

. >> tom: after months of strong gains, the march hiring slowdown comes as the dow industrials and s&p 500 stock indices have been on a four-session losing streak, susie. all of the major stock averages were down by 1% or more today and the dow sliding below 13,000 in almost a month. the blue chip average tumbled 130 points. the nasdaq lost 33 and s&p was off about 16. >> susie: but as erika miller reports, the economic outlook isn't the only worry on investor minds. >> reporter: the stock market has been off and running the past four months. but now investors are rethinking many of the factors behind the rally. >> i think there are some questions in terms of the pace of the economic recovery-- just how strong is the labor market and underlying production. i think friday's jobs report obviously spooked some people. >> reporter: on wall street, the hope has been that hiring would get stronger as the year progresses. but now that's being questioned. so investors are waiting to see if upcoming data suggests the recovery is stalling out. the next big report is retail sales next week. >> w