also tomorrow, we're one-on-one with klaus kleinfeld, c.e.o. of aluminum giant alcoa. we'll talk about job creation in the manufacturing sector, and where does he see growth. >> suzanne: some bad news today from one of the nation's leading newspapers. the "new york times" says it believes print advertising will continue to fall despite an improving economy. printed ad revenue at the "times" and its sister papers fell 15% in the fourth quarter when compared to a year ago. but online revenue for the group is actually growing due to the fact that more and more americans are getting their news on the internet. >> tom: mortgage giants fannie mae and freddie mac are going to buy back some loans they've already sold to investors. the reason? buying those loans back will be cheaper than making payments to guarantee them. between them, the two mortgage agencies now guarantee almost $200 billion worth of loans that are delinquent. fannie and freddie remain on a tight rein held by the government after nearly collapsing in september of 2008. >> tom: the economy is showing signs of