wellu'reat aen - with he daccoun aen - with in lminu rns.com/oregula he dacwill be giving away wpassafreepies of the alcoholism & addiction cure. to get yours, go to ssagesmalibubook.com. >>> campaign ad for ron paul. i follow what you say about how you get out of tough times and it is probably completely opposite to how barack obama is doing it. we saw jobless figures which are the best since he became president. do you give him credit for that? do you think he is doing a good job in reducing jobless figures? >> i wouldn't give him too much credit. everyone should be pleased there are more jobs but they are pretty puny to what we should be doing. the figures are not that glamorous because during the last month 1.2 million people dropped out of the workforce. you get 200,000 new jobs and 1.2 dropped out you still lost a million jobs. you can't fudge the figures. that is what politicians do. let me try to finish that. if you do that actually the unemployment rate is 11%, not 8.5. >> is there a problem here? if all the republicans keep dumping on what are apparently good figures then the mo

in lminu rns.com/oregula >>> tonight, "360" followed a story we told you about earlier this week, dubbedoday, a judge in alabama abruptly threw out the case against gabe watson. you can see the reaction. he was accused of murdering his new wife. in order to receive thousands of dollars in insurance death benefits. prosecutors are stunned by the judge's decision. 26-year-old tina watson died in 2003 while scuba diving with her husband in australia. they were married 11 days. they got married in alabama. she drown. he pleaded guilty to negligent manslaughter in australia. he served time there. a very complicated case. i want to talk about it with sunny hostin, a former criminal prosecutor. the prosecution was stunned the judge threw it out, were you? >> i was stunned because these motions for judgment of acquittal are made every single day in every criminal case across the country. they're prefunkry. >> the prosecution made their case and the judge said they didn't make the case. >> there wasn't enough evidence, and these are just never granted. that's because the standard is you have to l