. >>> japan, denmark, norway and sweden have given a boost to imf managing director christine la gardjapan will lend an additional $60 billion to the fund. and the scandinavian countries will contribute a combined $26 billion. la gard is trying to raise $400 billion. she said stable funding for the imf would lead to a more stable world economy. sweden offered at least $10 billion. denmark $7 billion and norway more than $9 billion. >>> now let's check some economic figures from mainland china and hong kong. our reporter in hong kong jamie ung has more. >> china's inflation rate started rising again nationwide in march. in shanghai, prices come down slightly from february. the shanghai municipal bureau said prices rose 3.8% in march compared to a year ago. it was down 0.1 percentage point from the previous month. but food prices were still high, up over 9%. prices for home appliances and maintenance services also rose 5%. the chinese property market seems to have cooled down. the national statistics bureau says home sales declined 17.5% in first quarter compared to a year ago. overall

i know that christine la gard i however from the imf, looking at books from other countries ash the world. the challenges they face fiscally are so much more severe than anything we confront if we make some sensible decisions. so the american people's impulses are absolutely right, these are solvable problems if people of good faith came together and were willing to compromise. the challenge we have right now is that we have on one side a party that will brook no compromise, and this is not just my assertion. we had presidential candidates who stood on stage and were asked, would you accept a budget package, a deficit reduction plan, that involved $10 of cuts for every dollar in revenue increases? 10-1 ratio of spending cuts to revenue. not one of them raised their hand. think about that. ronald reagan, who, as i recall, is not accused of being a tax and spend socialist, understood repeatedly that when the deficit started to get out of control that for him to make a deal, he would have to propose both spending cuts and tax increases. did it multiple times. he could not get through a repub

mi joined this afternoon by distinguished group christine la guard-- lagarde is a managing director of the imf. augustin carstens, anders borg is sweden's minister of finance and christina romer on president obama's panel of economic advisors now teaching in california. i'm pleased to have all of them here and i begin wh this question. how hard was it to do and how significant was it to put together this $430 billion fund? >> charlie t was hard going to begin with because when you see that mountain to climb, you're not too sure their's going to get to the top. but i must say that in the last few days, there have been willingness of the international community, many countries, you know, from japan, south of the process to switzerland, to russia to china toindia, to singapore, to mexico, to sweden, and all the nordic countries with it, 20 of them just rallied and decided to express their support not only to the institution, but also to the virtue and values of multilateralism, you know, to be there for others when there is trouble. and it was extremely gratifying at the end of the day to

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las vegas and kentucky. that one in kentucky, 3,000 square feet, christine, operated by robots.n need human beings. >> to think it started by two women in a recession, selling things. it's not a fad, by the way. gilt is the second most valuable ecommerce company following amazon.com. >>> the authors of a new book about it called "by invitation only." . they're along with alina. ladies, a thousand employees now? >> over a thousand employees. >> you started with five of you in the middle of a recession. i want to go back to that day, november 18, 2007. you say most of us were worried about what would happen when the clock struck 9:00 eastern. would we have to take our heels off and put on flats to fill commerce' orders faster and answer customers' questions? the truth is we were deeply afraid we would sell nothing but you've sold and have been selling ever since. it's an amazing trajectory. what about starting something in the middle of a recession, something that's been a boys' network until now. what gave you the confidence to do it? was it just the idea? >> the first thing that

las vegas paid for by you, the taxpayer. >>> there is news on jobs. here are the numbers. 120,000 jobs added in march and the unemployment rate drops to 8.2%. but as our money expert christine romans says it's a disappointment for those who expected more. president obama is optimistic. >> we welcome the news that our businesses have created 120,000 more j.o.b.s. last month and the unemployment rate ticked down. our kmm has now created more than 4 million private sector jobs in the past two years, more than 600,000 in the past three months alone, but it's clear to every american that there will still be ups and downs a long the way and that we've got more work to do. >> critics are using the report for ammunition. >>> millions of americans remain out of work, but president obama continues to impose job-killing tax hikes and those that would lead to creation of thousands of new jobs not to mention more revenue in state budgets. it doesn't have to be this way. the energy resources in the united states are enormous. in fact, shale deposits in the united states con taint enough natural gas alone to power this country for another 100 years. let's be clear, the energy crisis we're

las vegas conference. >>> cothe critical jobs report due out in about three and a half hours, 8:30 a.m. up the 20 election. christine0 jobs for the month of march, net jobs. this is a dynamic labor market. people are losing their jobs and getting their jobs every day. on balance we expect the government to say some 00,000 jobs were added to the economy in the month of march and here is the trend and the trend is important because after a slow start in the summer we have seen the trend continue of increasing jobs and we've seen the private sector growing jobs even as you've seen layoffs in the government and the private sector is starting to add jobs. i want to take it further out because the jobs report is a political number these days. it's an election year and there are those who are saying that the jobs growth has been too slow and there are others who are saying, no, it was the previous administration where all of the big job losses began and this administration has just been trying to heal things. 200 2008-2009, the handover from the bush administration to the obama administration, when all of the jobs were bei

christine. 18 minutes past the hour. >>> we're getting an early read on your local news that is making national headlines. this morning we have papers from the lasas sun, detroit free press, and we also have the l.a. times. >> yes, we do. let's take you to the las vegas sun, though, because you'll probably remember the pictures we were airing after this incredible crash. there's some new safety measures the ntsb is now considering. do you remember back in september when that awful crash just devastated the reno air show? have a look. >> no, no, no! oh, god! oh, my god. >> it was just a devastating accident that claimed the lives not only of the pilot who was flying that plane butworld war ii plane. that made it very fast and very dangerous. at the time of the crash, he was estimated to be going as fast as an f-16 pilot, about 530 miles an hour. the investigators believe it might have been the g-force that incapacitated him before the accident. a couple of things that play in there. the ntsb is going to suggest safety checks for all modified aircraft at the air shows, but also the pilots wear flight suits to offset the g-force. >>> let's move on