. >> john, why did these numbers seem, or correct me if i'm incorrect, why do they seem so lumpy, so volatile? the february federal jobs report was very good. then march turned out to be good. your numbers indicate a similar kind of lumpiness. >> well, certainly it depends on sometimes situations that occur month by month. the weather affected job creation, seemingly, in the month of march, where just 88,000 jobs were created. in the month before, it was almost 250,000 jobs. so you have to look at these numbers not on a -- just a week by week basis, and in the case of the jobless claims or even on a monthly basis sometimes in the case of the unemployment report. but more by quarter, by what's happening. and one of the key issues out here right now is that we are seeing job openings really now at a very high level. highest in five years. in fact, a real -- tie into the fact that jobless claims, weekly jobless claims, layoffs, are at a five-elow. job openings at a five-year high. you would think we're going to see more job growth and the unemployment rate drop as we move forward into t

but regardless it has been passed and i don't see it improving in the roads they are still bumpy, lumpy, pot holes, and i would like to see a basic improvement in that, that is just something that people paid for automatically every time that you buy gas. and the other thing. while are there so many street lightses out? someone mentioned ocean avenue, occasionally going down and there are numerous street lights out. why aren't they being fixed. i actually have called the 311 and they are good actually, and if you record it they will come back and get somebody out there within a couple of days and it is fixed. and so that is good, actually. but, why are there so many other street lights out? i mean that residents should report them in the neighborhood, but if they don't, they will (inaudible) government placed the lights out and they could report it. and just (inaudible) and i think that i am almost out of time. where you can park, you know the painting and red and the white and all of the different things, you cannot paint them and you cannot see these, they are so faded. thank you. >>

. >> don't the breasts get lumpy? >> not at all. lets me do exactly what i want. >> reporter: the arm makeover is about to begin. first a little laughing gas. >> are you nervous at all? >> just waiting for it to be over. >> reporter: he injects numbing fluid into her arms. >> i'm feeling it more than you. >> reporter: and finally breaks out the fat-melting laser. >> this is moving over a thousand times a minute. do you feel anything? >> a vibration. >> you are watching it come out. what do you think? >> nasty. >> i'm feeling the fat disappear. >> as you pinch the pinch gets smaller and smaller. >> and it has a lasting emotional benefit. >> how long have your arms bothered you? >> since junior high. >> it's very encouraging and you want to go to the gym even though you are tired after work because you are excited about your results. >> why go to the gym if you can do it for me in 20 minutes? >> the better people look the better they want to look. >> we know how easy it looks but is it really safe? >> there is no such thing as doing a

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. >> if russell and lumpy can figure itd out. >> yes. >> that is a great idea. >> san francisco versus apple. >> the landmark could ruin floornz a new flag ship store in union square. >> in the abc 7 newsroom at 5:00 fighting fire with fire. the bay area hot spot where crews were out in force taking measures today. also... >> i was -- we love this lady. a woman abandoned as a baby finds the woman that found her. there is just one other woman she hopes to meet. you'll get the >>> abc 7 if the @ 8:00 a battle royal appears to be brewing in san francisco between apple and a unique fountain in union square. we're live with the developments. >> skm... leanne? >> sorry guys just admiring some of the parts of the sculpture here. this is turning into a bit of a headache for apple and city of san francisco. now, hyatt owns the property and will lease the store occupied right now by levis. they'll lease it to apple, apple wants tochl pand and the roof of the fountain which is very well known around the world. it's not included in their plans and this is what it will look like. a typical apple st

province of perugia, truffle hunters roam the frosty hills with their trained dogs, who sniff out these lumpyey have for centuries. wow. truffles grow wild, underground, usually at the base of an oak tree. [pig snorts] they used to use pigs, but they ate the truffles. >> very rich american people, they only see truffles on the table of a very elegant restaurant. they don't see this. now you know why they are expensive, right? >> olga urbani may be the only person in the world who goes truffle hunting in a full-length fur coat and a caribbean tan. but in the truffle business, she can pretty much do what she wants. olga. >> yeah. >> her company, urbani, controls 70% of the world's truffle trade. >> when you find the truffles, it's like to have a miracle. >> another one. other countries, including the u.s., have tried cultivating truffles with only limited success. oh, another one? it's the combination of european red soil and rainy summers that produce an especially rich earthy flavor. the price these truffles command make hunters act like they're mining for gold. so this is $1,000? just right

those numbers have been lumpy and bumpy over the last few months. a bad month, so-so month. really dial back the stimulus that they put into the system. >> i think somewhere up close to 18%, about 18% this year. s&p up about 18%. is there anything to keep them from continuing their climb? >> i spoke with the chairman of pemco, really one of the best, mohamed alarian. in secentral japan and england, they did pour in all of the money they want and that temperizes things, for the word, and that is sustainable economic growth. so for in much of the developed world, europe and the united states, that growth has been very tepid at best and nonexistent for years in japan. if we don't get the follow-through of growth, then ultimately the stock prices will come back down to earth. there's a lot of anticipation built into stock prices. not that they can't continue to go up from here. but if we don't get the growth ultimately, that will begin to take some of the air out of the bubble. >> tyler mathisen taking us inside the bubble. thank you, sir. do appreciate that. joining me now live

ships are a strange kind of commodity because they're very lumpy, very big individual units.ties. rates have come down around 80%. and what's been causing that is a few years ago rates were extremely high. so then they overordered ships because wall street and the banks were throwing money at them. that stopped. they haven't been really ordering for a while. and now because of the low rates, there's a lot more scrappage. so i think in 2013, they'll start to come more into balance, and you'll finally have recovery sometime in 2014. >> okay. wilbur, we're going to leave it there. always a pleasure to have you with us. >> good to be on. >> come back soon. wilbur ross of w.l. ross. >>> karen, you have looked at the shipper trade. you were in it, are in it. >> i'm not sure if you're talking about vlccs, which are crude. i have nna which is mostly product tankers, chemical tankers. >> like the natural gas related for the same reason. eventually obama's going to give out some export permits, probably not all 16, but some. >> great. okay. i love that wilbur ross loves it. >> that's l

. >> it's a lumpy business and things ebb and flow, but thanks for having me. ? listen. and hand delivers a letter to the ceo in japan today saying, the entertainment business, we think, could garner much more value for this company if it were spun off in part giving value to it. does that make sense? >> valuations have moved up a lot in media and across the whole market and a few companies have lagged. sony being one of them and others like vivendi as well and those valuations are significantly lower than the rest of the media conglomerate, when you look at sony with the valuation levels for three, four, five times. what would be the comps for sony? >> sony is a combination of a lot of different companies. >> i'm talking about sony entertainment, i'm sorry. >> you look at companies that have music profiles like warner music and the stone studio that looks like a paramount or universal studios and you also have the tv production business. so those are very attractive businesses and could have a much bigger private market valuation as getting reflective in the stock today