. >> aquino's a lot. this is not his first radio. he has done is quite a few times. >> is exciting because he caught two fish already. i am surprised that we actually caught fish because normally the fishing has been really hard. >> my first time fishing on the chesapeake. i like being on the water, i like to fish. it is a day where i can relax. >> two of them were keepers. a 500 batting average for the day. [laughter] >> you don't want to get your hands dirty? >> memories of a lifetime for a father and son, not a bad deal for lou, too. -- luke, too. >> and will have more breaking news tonight, let's go live to captain roy taylor. >> a head-on collision at this location, county police have shut down one lane southbound, we know at least three people are injured. we just don't know how severe. >> now, your forecast. >> it the storm is sitting way down off of the south atlantic coast. both of those combined to final moisture of the ocean. the further east you go, the better the chance for picking up an evening showers tonight. you can

. >> we can talk about markets and financial reform but aquino has been jobs and job creation and understanding where the problem is. if we are in a period of low economic recovery, how will we get to where we need to be? >> the pace at which we get back to full employment would depend upon two things fundamentally, the pace of the economic recovery in terms of gdp. it will depend on the uncertainty that i referred to earlier and my second problem in the relationship between of gdp and employment. the standard formula that economists use is you take the growth rate, subtract 2.5,slashtwo, that is the change in the unemployment rate. if the growth is 4.5 per year, slash2, equals one and you reduce the unemployment rate for a year. make your judgment on your gdp forecast over the next several years, take your guess about whether the formula is going to snap back or continue to be off and you can form a view of about the movement in the unemployment rate. what i think is safe to say is that even on optimistic assumptions, there is going to be substantial unused potential in this economy measured b