. >> jason smith. >> thank you. i am jason smith representing the eighth district of missouri, the newest member of the panel. one of the biggest concerns of mine is the extremely high unemployment rate for individuals between 25 and 34 years old. the unemployment rate is nearly 26%. that is for numerous reasons in my opinion. policies of the obama administration. over 174 thousand pages of roles and regulation. just the first three days of january 131 regulations were filed. a lot of regulations affecting jobs all over the country in my district alone i saw 300 jobs that ended in december the cousin and epa regulation from the obama administration. now we mind our lead in the eighth district, but we send our lead to china to be smelted hoping they will send it back to us to make the ammunition. that is a national security issue and also a jobs issue. we have so many young americans graduating from college with extremely high debt load, over $29,000 is the average debt that each young college graduate is facing when

jason rotman. sandy smith. scott bauer we'll check back with you when s&p futures close. liz: phil streible, isn't it? david: phil streible, yes. liz: okay. there is not much washington agrees on these days when it comes to health care but both political parties agree on one thing, cleveland clinic does it right. the ceo, dr. toby cosgrove, telling us how his model can help heel our health care system. he articulates that coming up. david: today's jobs report coming in way below expectations. they were expecting 200,000. only got 74. how did economists get it so wrong? we'll dive into the numbers to see what cause as surprising slowdown in jobs growth. liz: we want to hear from you. is the big market rally weave seen over the past year, real? a real reflection of what is going on in the economy? does it even matter if the market's up, the market's up. log on to facebook.com/afterthebell. we'll read your answers. that iser this hour. ♪ [ male announcer ] what if a small company became big business overnight? ♪ ke, really big... then expanded? ♪ or tir new product tanked? ♪

jason furman said the same thing. here's my morning must read. today it is something really smart. this is where henley smith lives.is mervyn king 101. we are at a fictional level for retirees. great study on that this week. how do we get comfortably back to a normal rate? a data-dependent said and that will continue to be the theme. we will look at numbers as they come out. the fecd -- fed will react. that is the real risk here is chair will have to step away from this policy and will be a challenge. >> i want to know what it means for our viewers who don't have phd's in economics, they own bonds and cds. if their price adjusts, yields up price down, again, retirees get crushed on the way to normality. >> absolutely. when people look at their statements at the end of the year, they will be surprised, here is my bond portfolio, safe, liquid, and it is supposed to be giving me a return that i can live on a little bit, but the price fight russians will be different. i think that will be a real shock. >> are people going to be going to cash? >> we have been talking about that. going to cash. a lot of this cache has be

jason, thank you. >> thank you. ashley: pitching for jay-z's rock nation. new york yankees pitcher c.c. sabathia, joining likes of new york jets quarterback geno smithvictor cruz by signing with jay-z's sports agency. the 33-year-old has three years left, three years left on his contract, what does that make me, will be represented by the group both on and off the field. lori: in other sports news, mystery around 49ers coach jim harbaugh pants is solved. the khaki loving coach's wife called into san francisco radio station to make clear she has nothing to do with his love for pleated khakis which she buys at walmart for, eight bucks. so much for the nfl money. even better the 49ers are selling a pair of game-worn pants, no thanks. but they will cost you a little more. $500 for pleated khakis? and dirty pleated khakis? oh. ashley: come on, you know you're going to bid. lori: kidding me? from the man who said i wouldn't be buried in pleated khakis. ashley: i really wouldn't. i will stand by that statement. >>> let's leave the khakis alone. one. fastest growing furniture companies in the country. started with an 18-year-old and a bean bag. lori: this i