number of jolt vacancies in germany has hit an all time high that's according to the institute for employment research says that one point two million positions went unfilled in the first quarter of this year one hundred twenty six thousand more than last year companies in western germany struggle most to side workers with nine hundred thirty thousand vacancies among the most difficult job openings to fill with taxes wisest architects and market research is in the state is it expects those numbers to keep rising. so you know what to trade and well greece is it in the news good books off a painful recession the european commission is now commended the countries making encouraging progress on its debt reduction giving it a positive growth outlook good news for the country's coffers and the greeks you know lived in the shadow of financial insecurity it's a greek prime minister elections see press has good reason to smile he's receiving high praise from have gloria the o.e.c.d. general secretary for his country's impressive progress and reforms even though they were not voluntary and sometimes against the

for j us tonight. with the employment benefit research institute. >> thank you. >>> coming up, why deducting charitable donations may be harder under the new tax law and how you can on to that popular break. >>> well, the sale of the century certainly lived up to itsname. the auction of the peggy and david rockefeller collection had ennd it smashed all records. robert frank tallies the winning bids for us tonight. >> reporter: would you like 53? gentleman on the ale there? >> reporter: it was billed as the sale of the century, and it lived i up to promise. the collection of peggy and david rockefeller was expected to fetch more than $500 million over the course of last week at christie's and when the hammers fell for the last time and the online bidd close the total reached 832 million. it wasge the l auction ever for a single collection. almost double the previous record. bidders came from 53 countries all vying for a piece of that rockefeller history and more than half had never bought from christie's before. the big paintings, picasso, monet andmatisse account for much of that but many estimation bl

research institutions has uncovered the stories of women who seized the chance for challenging work outside the home during the civil war. thousands of women came to the nation's capital to obtain federal employmentthose who won positions found rewarding work, but also faced prejudice, discrimination, and resentment and became pioneers

research institutions has uncovered the stories of women who seized the chance for challenging work outside the home during the civil war. thousands of women came to the nation's capital to obtain federal employment. those who won positions found rewarding work, but also faced prejudice, discrimination, and resentment and became pioneers for women in the federal workforce. since then, women have entered the federal workforce in greater numbers. across all executive agencies they make up 43% of the , workforce. at the national archives, we do better than that. women constitute 52% of our total staff. throughout our agency's history, women have played key roles. the women and men are proud to be entrusted with our nation's documentary heritage and we are especially proud to see stories and records coming to life in books such as this grand experiment. jessica ziparo earned degree from james madison university where she majored in history. after earning her jd at harvard law school, she worked as a environmental attorney in san diego. she taught environmental law as an adjunct professor at the university of san diego school of law. it was this experience that inspired her to return to her love of hi