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liz macdonald from fox business is on that.we talked a lot about it and we will continue to do so because it is such a big story. chaos at penn state university. police clashing with students just hours after the firing of legendary football coach joe paterno. we'll talk to the reporter who broke this story back in march next. jenna: right now dramatic fallout from the child sex abuse scandal rocking penn state and really rocking the country right now. thousands of angry students flooded the streets after the board of trustees fired head coach joe paterno and the university president last night. as you can see from some of the footage things quickly got out of control. some throwing rocks and bottles. even tipping over a news van. this is in support for what some described obviously has been a ledge endairy coach in coach in college football. the question now, what is his legacy? is it attached to this? is most certainly seems to be. we're joined by a reporter, sara gannon with the patriot news of harrisburg. she broke the stor

liz macdonald from the fox business network joins us now. just a little tiny number of customers, elizabeth? >> yeah, that's right, jon. we're tracking numbers about. trying to get a read how many customers actually transferred their bank accounts away from the big banks into the credit unions. still waiting on that data. we know more than 80,000 people signed up in support of the, basically the bank transfer day over the past weekend. it is still unclear how many. but what we're actually seeing, jon, there was more of a reaction when bank of america actually hiked the fee. that is when customers actually ditched banks in favor of other banks. secondly really hard to launch a protest movement against banks, jon, on a day when banks are chosed closed as they are on saturday and many open only till noon to or 1:00. that may have held up the movement. jon: credit unions are owned by people who put deposits in credit unions? >> that's right. loan fees are cheaper. hear is the issue, bank of america already ditch of the its debit card fee in the

from the fox business network emac is here, liz macdonald. good morning to you.ls me this is not all good news. first the facts. what do we have, emac? >> you're right. 3.5 million job openings. this is highest since august 2008, bill. that is the month right before the financial crisis struck the u.s. economy. so it is a hopeful sign. we've had joblessness and lack of job creation for about 38 months now. more than three years in a jobless recovery. is this a hopeful sign? that's what some economists are saying. bill: 14 million are out of work. i think the number is higher than that for the underemployed. that means 4.2 unemployed workers are fighting for each job opening. four to one. >> yeah, that's right. that's right. usually economists said two to one is a healthy rate of growth for the u.s. economy. and, you're right to point out the unemployed, the underemployed the because at that rate, that means there are eight people looking for everyone job that opening that's out there. we're looking for any glimmer of hope we can get, any silver lining to get out