kathy jones can the guest with charles schwab. >> susie: moving from fixed income to stocks. could it repeat theeral ?e not today at least. a lot of what happens tomorrow depends on the big employment report, and the estimates are all over the map sm. people say it's a great number, and others say it's going to disappoint. we'll see. >> tom: digest the big gains from yesterday, and wait for the big number tomorrow morning. that's where we're at as we get ready to cue up tomorrow's market focus. the major stock indices ended with small changes after the big rally yesterday and ahead of tomorrow's report on employment. the s&p 500 dipped in and out of positive territory during the session, finally ending with just a fractional loss today. weighing on the market-- financial stocks. the sector lost 1% but the best sector was technology, up six-tenths of a percent among the financial stocks seeing selling pressure was j.p. morgan, one of the targets of the foreclosure lawsuit filed by the state of massachusetts against mortgage lenders. j.p. morgan fell more than 1.5%. shares have

kathy c. jones as the guest chaplain today for the united states house of representatives. since july, 2009, dr. jones has served as pastor of parkwood institutional c.m.e. church which is located in my congressional district in charlotte, north carolina. reverend dr. jones is a native of chatham county, north carolina. she received a associates, bachelors and masters degrees from justice fellowship international bible college in raleigh, north carolina. in may of 2010, she received her doctorate in biblical studies from justice fellowship bible college in jacksonville, north carolina. dr. jones has been a pastor and served on different committees at the local and district levels during her time with the c.m.e. church. she's married to theodore jones and has been blessed with seven children, 19 grandchildren and three great grandchildren. on behalf of my constituents in the 12th congressional district and my colleagues here in the house, i thank her for her service to her community and for her prayer this morning. thank you. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentle