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lyric from phonak. lyric can. >> here comes the opening bell this wednesday morning after a couple of record highs recently, we're actually looking for a drop on the dow in the very early going of maybe 40 points. and let's bring in larry levin from chicago. i've got to hit you with this jobs number, we have got this morning, only 119,000 private sector jobs last month. and i'm calling that terrible, and another example of maybe another spring swoon for the economy. what do you say? >> i would agree with that. in fact, i missed the expectations, they're looking for 150,000, 119,000, not really that close, is that a preview of what we're going to see on friday? it may very well. adp has been wrong as often as right. certainly today's numbers are driving down on the open and open down about 4 points and we've hit records lately and the markets wants to go up and open lower today. >> i want to ask you about apple. they've auctioned off-- well, they issued the bonds yesterday and they get 2.4%. the investor

lyric from phonak.an. >> as you're watching the dow close in on 15,000, we've got the response from the white house to today's unemployment numbers. alan krueger, chief vi-- he says let's replace the sequester with the balanced budget-- we're 12 points and change away from 15,000, watching it closely. joining the company now from washington, james cresten with the american bankers association, before we get to the link between ben printing and stocks going up, i've got to see a smile on your face because the dow is straight up, decent unemployment. are you guys going to start making loans again? >> well, we're happy to make loans, banks are aggressive trying to make loans and the issue really has been business is so uncertain about their future that they're not quite as willing to borrow. we're quite anxious to meet meet the loan demand. stuart: here is something we've been watching for a time and never had to explained to me. ben bernanke prints money. explain to me how does the money go from ben print

lyric from phonak. to talk job creation, visiting austin, texas. so what does the mayor of austin think about the president's trip? he's going to tell us. let's bring in the mayor of os p, texas, lee, who is a democrat. welcome to the program. are you going to tell the president that texas is booming, creating jobs because it's less government, low taxes, and low regulation, and that's how you create jobs? are you going to tell him that? >> i won't tell him how to do his job, but will say texas is booming, austin in particular is booming, and that's for a lot of reasons. certainly, texas is a good business environment. i acknowledge that, but i think austin has done better, actually, than the state of texas as a whole, and that's what i want to talk to him about. >> he's going to come down there and tell you, spend more money. government is the agent of job creation. what are you going to say to that? >> well, you know, i think cities in governmental unites all over the country use economic incentives t

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lyric from phonak. lyric can.ng from wjw, this is mark vin re, a repor vinnie, a report from the scene. >> they've set up this welcome home gina banner in front of of the house where neighbors have been coming by bringing balloons all morning long. since the news broke yesterday. we have members of the guardian angels, who have been here to family, to inform famil the media nicely that they would like us to stand back and not harass the family. you have family members who have gathered. the brother, other relatives coming in and out of the house right now. just to kind of be together. obviously the atmosphere here is joy, but at the same time a little bit of anger as the brother said to me and also a cousin. they are trying to come to grips with the reality here that the suspect had a connection with the family, something we're learning more about and we'll have much more about later on today. martha: it's something we'll learn more about that the families may have known each other to some extent. obviously it's a

lyric from phonak. lyric can.rowdy at times when eric holder got into it with congressman darrell issa at one point. the two have tangled during the fast and furious investigation. right out of the exchange you're about to hear we'll be joined by the chair of that committee, republican bob goodlatte. first, though, have a listen here. >> i will certainly look at the request. it's not something that i have personally been involved in, but i'll look at the request and try to be as responsive as we can. i'm sure there must have been a good reason why only to and from parts were -- the yes. you didn't want us to see the details. mr. attorney general -- there no. >> in knowing to and from -- >> no, i'm not going to stop talking now. >> mr.-- >> characterize something as something -- >> purchase, would you inform the witness as to the rules of this committee? >> it inappropriate and is too consistent in which the way you conduct yourself as a member of congress. it's unacceptable, and it's shameful. bill: with me now is