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net nrk was $768 million, compared to a loss of what's called a $10 billion a year ago. revenue, $7.74 billion. virtually no revenue a year ago. all of the write downs that took place, they take hits on revenue. now, freddie is paying interest to a dividend payment of 1.is billion on senior preferred to the treasury. and so, ultimately, it lost money but you can see, it has positive net worth of $8.8 billion. why is that good news? we don't have to give it more money for now. we'll see. i haven't had a chance to go into any great detail here in terms of report or understanding what exactly is really working better at freddie's business and fannie's which required $10.7 billion, or will, in new money in september. but, hey, we're take it. there's a look at freddie. fannie, i mentioned. again, that report quite different. and they will require $10.7 billion in new money from the u.s. government or the treasury. there is a look at fannie mae. another stock that we watched last week, and will be interesting to watch again this week, is aig. no doubt about that. there is a lo

the nrk times report they dropped 40% in the last ten months, partly because of increased production of a panel element in, guess where -- >> indianaia, china? >> india. >> had to be one of those two, right? >> that's right. get your sole lan pan 234e8s now, the deals are hot. >>> as first time jobless claims drop the ten agency stocks including manpower are on a roll, who are more room for these stocks to run. let's have managing director, jeff covers staffing and educational companies. jeff, thanks so much for joining us. >> thanks for having me. >> what are you hearing from these companies in terms of what's going on? are a lot of temporary workers being hired, not really, what's going on? >> i think the worse is over. we're still seeing a year over year decline in temp hiring. but the rate of the year over year decline has been getting less worse, so to speak for the past few months. so the sector's not booming by any means. but definitely the worse is behind us. >> are temps the first thing that companies add back or do they go for, you know, maybe the solid workers are going to

go to our show page, c nrks nr s cnn.com/a.m.fix. >>> the government sweetening the pot for folks looking to take the cash for clunkers program. they can use the rebate to order cars out of stock and have to be reordered. the rebated had to be spent for the cars on the lot. that was making it difficult for people to get their hands on the top models. >> this is tough for jay -- a o aerosmith is cancelling the rest of the summer tour a week after front man steven tyler fell off of a stage in a concert in south dakota. the band's statement says the doctors are recommending the singer take time off to recuperate. he broke his shoulder. he had to get stitches on his head. exactly what else happened or how he's doing, not giving a lot of detail on that. >> keeping it quiet for now. >>> some people dream of making $1 million in a lifetime. that's chump change for this man. a new survey shows steven schwartzman who heads up the blackstone group made, you're ready for this, $702 million last year. the majority of that money came from stockton, vested after the company went public. seven of the hi