it took her from a job on wall jersey turnpike. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. it's a massacre in syria. entire neighborhoods and apartment blocks are being blasted by artillery fire. today, the united nations said that the dictatorship of bashar al-assad is engaged in an atrocity. this is the city of homs, a city of 1.7 million. a little more than philadelphia. it appears assad is moving to crush the freedom movement that began nearly a year ago. today, secretary of state hillary clinton raised an alarm about where all of this is headed. >> they are leading syria into the outcome that we all deplore. we do not want to see a civil war in syria. no one wants to see a civil war in syria. >> reporter: but it seems a civil war is what they have. this is the most serious uprising ever against the 40-year dictatorship of the assad family. cbs news correspondent clarissa ward has been with the rebels in the northern city of it lib. >> reporter: the city of it lib is u

. >> from wall street to the new jersey turnpike. >> those new jobs require new skills.rogram teaching executives how to work in the real world. year. the 3.8 trillion dollar plan includes 350 billion dollars to st today, president obama rolled out his budget for next year. it renews the president's call for tax hikes on the wealthy. it also ends tax breaks for big corporations and includes $4 trillion worth of spending cuts. >> at a time when our economy is growing and creating jobs at a faster clip, we've got to do everything in our power to keep this recovery on track. >> someone asked if this budget was dead on arrival. it's debt on arrival. >> the president's plan would also allow the post office to end saturday mail delivery by 2013 and it would collect $25.5 billion in additional fees from airline travelers over the next decade. >> for a lot of americans, the reality means you have to adapt and taking jobs where they can get them. jim shows us, in some cases the highly educated have to go back to school. >> this truck stop in southern new jersey would have been th

. >> reporter: and here we are a few feet off the new jersey turnpike. >> correct, correct.orter: she's in charge of finding new business opportunities for idle aire, a company that allows truckers to hook into the power grid instead of burning diesel when they're at rest. >> idle aire provides a product for the truck driving community that allows them to stay warm or cool without running their trucks or spending money on foreign oil. >> reporter: after losing a high-paying job at standard & poor's, she was out of work. she got her job here. lynn rosanski started it. i've been around a long time. >> she and her husband victor are now helping teach the ninth class. >> the goal of jump start is to take the talent that they have and adapt those talents to these new situations. >> reporter: each session has 50 white collars with an average of 20 years experience with financial firms like goldman sachs or citigroup. they now have a lot in common, but not in the way they hoped. >> they all want to be re-employed, they're all looking for their next gig. i would say 100% of the peop

. >> reporter: and here we are a few feet off the jersey turnpike. >> correct, it's a whole new world> her name is buggy. >> reporter: perthuis is in charge of finding new business opportunities for idle air which allows trucking companies to hook into the power grid instead of hooking into diesel when they're at rest. >> it allows the truck driving community to stay warm or cool without spending the money on foreign oil. >> reporter: after losing a high paying sales job at standard & poor's, perthuis was out of work for a year and felt lost. the road back began here at a program funded by new york city called jump start n.c.c. lynne rosansky founded it in 2009. she and her husband victor are helping teach the ninth class. >> the goal of jump start is to take the talent that they have and adapt those talents to these new situations. >> reporter: each session has 50 white-collars with an average of 20 years experience with financial firms like goldman sachs and citigroup. they now have a lot in common but not in the way they hoped. >> they all want to be reemployed, they're all looking

it took her from a job on wall jersey turnpike.aptioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. it's a massacre in syria. entire neighborhoods and apartment blocks are being blasted by artillery fire. today, the united nations said

or as i am known on the new jersey turnpike, the sonoco strangler. now to andy levy with a pre game report. >> byob, america. gop debate number 20 is in the books. who won? who lost? who cares? and should you be subsidizing a federal program that gives cell phones to poor people? the story we have had in the run down for over a week and haven't gotten to, but will definitely get to tonight. and is an adorable seven-year-old british ad a racist? stick around to find out how much i over sold this story. greg? >> thank you, andy. >> well i guess i will can sell next week's greg is cool day then. >> you were planning a greg is cool day? >> i was, but as usual you ruined something i nice i was planning for you. >> i love how you say you were planning it, but now you are not planning. if i were a cow you would make all of my stomach sick. >> i was picking up the invites from the printer and now i am out that money. plus the deposit i put on the club. >> you put a lot of deposits on the club which is why it is not working out between us. by the way, it is e

i'm greg gutfeld or as i am called on the new jersey turnpike, the fairfield fondler. andy, what is coming up on tonight's show? >> let's go crazy, america. our top story tonight, chris brown and rihanna making music together? the shocking story that has lead to an epidemic of puns involving the word hit and does boozing and movies drive kids to drink? a study we didn't need. and finally n an elevator to space? it may sound crazy, but if you think about it, where else would you take a space elevator to, greg? >> thank you, andy. >> welcome back. >> thanks. >> where were you yesterday? >> just tcb, andy. >> tcb? >> taking care of business. >> i know what it stands for. >> that's good. >> we have nothing tonight. >> sure don't. >> we have paul mccurio on. >> i know. we will try to get through it all like we always do. >> it is only an hour. >> that it is. >> talk to you later. let's welcome our guest. she is so hot that anything she wears has hot pockets. i am here tonight with fox news contributor margaret hoover. the author of the book "american individualism." she is

about the economy this this country these days, the picture shows gas lines tonight on the new jersey turnpikeany choices for families: food or fuel as prices condition the steady climb. >> mere possibility of $4 gas seemed to surprise the president when a reporter mentioned it on thursday. >>neil: that was four years ago when gas prices skyrocketed under president bush and now equal outrage has it happening all over again. right? wrong. >> from the media research center, says it is not close and he has the study to prove it. i am not shocked but you have the numbers. >>guest: well, it is a broken record time. when the surprises in 2008 hit $3.56 a gallon which was sky-high for george bush, in the preceding month, there were 97 network news stories. when the gas prices hit $3.56 under president obama you look at the preceding month, 21 stories. the other interesting . they peakedded at $3.5 for bush and they are still going higher for obama and no interest on the part of the media that prices have gone under 100 percent under president obama. imagine if they went up 100 percent under george bu

>>> the dow hits 13,000 and new jersey turnpike rerolls out some new looks for the upcoming olympic gamesrt gray with fox business network is live with us in new york with business beat. good morning to you, robert. >> good morning. >> let's talk about the dow. it crossed the 13,000 mark for the first time since may of 2008. what went on? >> well, you definitely had the news out of greece early yesterday and some bull elisa hahn earnings reports from the like of home depot, macy's, saks helping out in the consumer sector. it pushed above 13,000 just a couple of times. if you blinked, you might have missed it but generating a lot of psychological boost here. it doesn't mean anything fundamentally but clearly these round numbers generate a lot of interest. the futures are veryling changed. we are waiting for more earnings reports later on this afternoon. >> nike is making headline as they get ready for the olympics. >> yeah, they are unveiling rare new technology. they comb ought with a lot of new sleek gear four years ago. they have new stuff for the london olympics. that is the proturbo s

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