dolly martinez works two part-time jobs. she hasn't been able to find a full-time position since she graduated from college in 2009. >> i usually wake up between 6:30 and 7:30, and then, of course, i would head over to the coffee shop first. that's usually an 8:00 to 2:00 shift. and then, of course, i would have like a 10-minute break, which isn't enough. and then, of course, i'll have an hour break from 2:00 to 3:00 going to my next job, and i'll work from 3:00 to 9:00 but that job will give me a 30-minute break. after that i get done about 9:00 and head home. >> she makes about $1500 a month. dan gross is the business editor for "newsweek" and the daily beast. dan, americans are just like dolly. they're asking, where is my recovery? median income has fallen 4.4%, just over $52,000, since the recovery began. since the recovery began. can america lead if the kind of jobs are dolly jobs. >> the short answer is no. we have a job crisis and a wage crisis. there are 7 million more private sector jobs than there were a few years

dolly martinez works two part-time jobs.t been able to find a full-time position since she graduated from college in 2009. >> i usually wake up between 6:30 and 7:30 and then, of course, i would head over to the coffee shop first. that's usually 8:00 to 2:00 shift. and then, of course, i would have like a ten-minute break, which isn't enough. and then, of course, i'll have an hour break from 2:00 to 3:00 going to my next job and i'll work from 3:00 to 9:00 but that job will give me a 30-minute break. after that i get off around 9:00 and then head home. >> dolly says she brings home about $1500 a month. steven moore is an editorial writer for the "wall street journal." dan, many americans are just like dolly, asking, where is my recovery? median household income has fallen 4 1/2% to $52,000 in the four years since the recovery began. since the recovery began. can america lead if the kinds of jobs we're growing are dolly jobs? >> the short answer is no. we have a jobs crisis and we also have a wage crisis. in other words, we'r