we'll talk to labor secretary hilda solis. >>> wall street pays off. he tells us what he's cracking down on. my had conversation with ken feinberg. >>> "wall street journal report" begins right now. >>> this is what's making news as we head into a new week on wall street. it looks like the jobs market may final i hely be picking up steam. the government released the unloimt report for the month of april and it was encouraging. employers added 290,000 jobs last month wk the fast eggs growth in jobs in four years. the unemployment rate rose to 9d.9%. that was because more people entered the labor market and were looking for a job. >>> a wild and volatile week in the markets. on thursday the dow jones industrial average set a one-day record falling nearly 1,000 points in the afternoon before rebounding. here's cnbc's bob pisani at the new york stock exchange with the details. >> reporter: thanks, maria. it was certainly an unforgettable week in the markets and unforgettable thursday. i was on the trading desk in midtown manhattan. there was more yelling a

today i am sending of letter to hilda solis is time for a seventh public hearing on this situation because they do have subpoena power. >> anything to do with his strategy -- tragedy spin a but what happened in private? >> those that were the most effective, things of powers can be issued i know i am emotional and have gone over my time. but i would like to invite all of view, this is the worst days not the worse they have there are three others in worse shape and is. i am sorry i got carried away. i must tell you how i feel about this. thank you. . . and what really concerns me with the panel i want to appreciate it ready for being here and the families and i really sickened by what this went on and the reason i say what i say is i worked at the mines and the ones i worked at they would take until they got the right one -- the new detectors and everything read memory and they wouldn't turn them in. but when i first went to work everyone told me about it and i said no it can't be that bad i went there and worked at the big branch lines when the inspector would shut the minds, i went to wor