mike jarrett. >> oh, boy, i hope not. >> what's coming up tomorrow. >> we tune into chris wallace and attorney darryl from virginia, ken cuccinelli. have a great day. >> oh, thank you. >> brenda: a job jolt after the verdict. now that the health care law is officially a law of the land, some business owners warning, they may have to layoff workers. so, did the supreme court's ruling just slam the gavel on any chance for jobs recovery? hi, everyone, i'm brenda buttner, this is bulls and bears, let's get right to it. here they are, the bulls and bears this week. we've got gary b smith, tobin smith, jonas max ferris and julian epstein. toby, an intact health care law, severe impact on jobs? >> here is why. think about 50 the speed limit for the economy, if you have let's say 55 or 60 employees now because of the new law, we'll take that to 49 the. if you're under 50, guess what, you're going to stay under. >> the worse things are the franchisees, hanging on by a threat trying to recover and you don't see, unfortunately, mass, mass layoffs and businesses closing because they just can't ma

mike jarrett is driving and attempting to text at the same time.ence is as natural as can be shall so the iphone essentially pops up on the screen, as he's driving. >> he's starting now. >> here we go, i'm starting to drive. somebody texts me, hello. >> now, i look down and i'm going to text, hello, back. >> you took your foot the off the gas. whoa, whoa, whoa, you stopped. >> i just said helo. did you intend to stop. >> no now you just ran a red. >> i didn't notice it was red. >> all over the road, take a lift. it's hard when somebody else is talking to you at the same time. whoa, on the other side of the road and this is an example. >> whoa, whoa, whoa, on the sidewalk. >> so also' going to continue through the demo, and what's going to happen. >> depending on the mix takes, if he hits a pedestrian as an example, then, he will have to, the game ends and instead of giving another life like they just did, instead you go in front of a superior court judge that sentences you because you hurt somebody, so there's nothing funny about distracted driving

. >> clayton: welcome, on this sunday morning, mike jarrett in for dave briggs. >> dave: good morningscinating to me. can you be too fat to parent? can you have your kids taken away from you because you are too obese? it happened to one guy, two tons taken away. >> alisyn: and put up in foster care. i think, up for adoption. we are going to debate that, we'd love to hear your thoughts about that and meanwhile we want to begin with an extreme weather alert, tropical storm debby is setting its sights on the gulf coast and the question is exactly where debby will make landfall. >> mike: the outer bands are blamed for at least one tornado touchdown in naples, florida, on the west coast of florida and a tuesday homes were damaged and the city is now littered with downed trees and power lines and roof tiles, fortunately, no reports of injuries. >> clayton: maria molina is in for rick reichmuth, tracking the storm. how does it look. >> it is stronger with the same winds of 60 miles per hour and stronger gusts, we're continuing to site intensifying across the gulf of mexico and is forecast, t

so mike leavitt may be the valerie jarrett if barack obama is -- if mitt romney is elected. >> closerom inside the state of utah. let's talk about that jobs number from friday. the 69,000 jobs added. how is the romney campaign using that number and the previous two months to push its campaign forward? >> well, for one thing, they have a new slogan. and this is a little cheeky, a little naughty. their new slogan, you saw it behind romney on cnbc on friday, the only interview he did friday. you saw it on his podium in las vegas. putting jobs first. and of course, putting jobs first is a play on the clinton-gore slogan from '92, putting people first. so in addition to new slogans, this is given a buoyancy to the romney campaign we haven't heard. it's also putting pressure on president obama to do a new economic plan. we're told that for the moment, the white house, the obama campaign, are sticking with their to do list for congress. but as we head toward the convention, the fall, pressure to say something new will be intense. >> it was interesting. you heard it again yesterday. the romn

mike allen, please. >> this was teeing up these ads, and the white house-obama campaign see this as a fantastic issue they can talk about a lot. the president's close adviser, valery jarrett went on twitter just on this issue, her first tweet was on this issue. they are going to keep talking about the smarter politics for senate republicans would be to say, fine, vote for it, take away the issue, hand the club off to someone else. but now they have given democrats a great weapon. >> it's been interesting. republicans in the senate have gone quiet on this. only one republican went to the floor of the senate even to debate the bill. afterward, mitch mcconnell didn't respond to harry reid's statement. this is obviously not a vote they are particularly proud of, i don't think. >> for the life of me, you know, there are a lot of things that happen in politics and the governor can speak to this as well as anybody. and you seem to be -- if you're a republican, you have to say, we may have an opportunity tonight, being last night to pick up some momentum here. and then you go and vote on an issue that everyone can understand. the title of the bill is easy to understand. >> that's