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rona, first the jobs numbers say every few months we go through reading these tea leaves. the numbers seem a little worse than people were expecting. unemployment, on the other hand, dropped, but that's because fewer people are looking for jobs. what do you make of it? >> i think this is continuing what we've seen in the last few months of this wimpy recovery. you know, we are in recovery. the unemployment figure is ticking down. we don't really feel like it. you know, income is still very flat. there's a lot of slack in the job market. i think what's interesting is where the numbers are weakest. we're seeing a lot of public job cuts still particularly at the local and federal level, and i think you may start to see some of the weakening of exports, particularly off the back of a slowdown in emerging markets. >> what do you think? >> i agree completely with that. basically i believe for years we were going to see a very weak recovery from a huge financial crisis when a large part of the world was in financial crisis. now the meerjing markets are slowing as well. it's almos

rona, unpacking this a bit. russia's handling of the anti-putin rallies in moscow earlier in the week. there is a lot of hew and cry how fair the elections were, the fact it's kind of either your choices are either putin or medvedev. this would seem to be the russian response. >> we know what putin is all about, we know what he's done to the russian economy, tanked it, what he's done to civil rights, suppressed them. i think there is going to abnatural life cycle w. oil prices going down he's not going to be able to stay in power probably for as long as he might like. i think this situation is actually going to evolve. i hope it doesn't get messy and or bloody. i think the russian people are going to demand more and when oil tanks then he's not going to have the budget. >> this is not going to g-8 is like a scene from a james bond movie. anything that makes the world more like a james bond movie i'm for. >> he is a character. >> taking his toys and going home. >> cutting off your nose to spite your face. a new s

police in rona park found a 66-year-old woman murdered inside her home yesterday. it looked like a violent act occurred in her home. and her truck was missing. investigators are following up on that homicide investigation. that led them here, to the apartment here on post street. and when police officers tried to speak to the suspect here in san francisco, that suspect apparently started firing at police officers. again, this started around 8:50 tonight. we're told the suspect had fired several shots at police officers and lit items on fire inside the apartment building. the apartment building has been evacuated. there's a lot of police officers right here. a fire truck coming in. this is an active scene, as police try to figure out what to do with this barricaded suspect. and to keep everyone here safe. we'll have an update as soon as the chief comes back down from the scene and lets us know what's happening right now. reporting live in san francisco, jean elle, nbc bay area news. >> you stay in place there. we'll come back to you in a little bit. >>> president ob

. >> rona and his roommate tried to escape but they couldn't. >> my roommate collapsed in front of me >> ron only made it down a few steps before he collapsed. a fire man found him still alive and on the way to the hospital he could hear paramedics talking about how badly he had been burned. >> at that moment i was thinking about my family, what i had come here for and to get a good education and now this guy is saying i don't have a chance to survive and i passed out and then i woke up in university of chicago burn unit after four months of induced coma. >> rona had burns over 95% of his body. so far he has had 54 operations. he didn't give up. he credits three people for his survival. >> my father, my mother, and my occupational therapist, shannon hendrix. >> rana says his father saved every hard earned penny so he could get an education. >> my mother always kept on telling me have some faith and keep your eyes on the goal. >> and then there is shannon whom he calls his guardian angel. he says she has gone way beyond the duties as an occupational therapist making it her mission to h

columnist s.e.cupp, jay hogan-gibley and rona fruhar of "time" magazine.ng headlines. "the new york times" declared that the president had taken a stand. the "chicago sun-times" front page reads "i do." and in north carolina, two days after it passed a constitutional amendment banning same-sex marriage, one paper says the move is being called risky. joining us now from chicago is national press secretary for president obama's re-election campaign, ben la bold. i have to ask you about the timing. apparently joe biden taped the interview with david gregory, the infamous interview, the meet the press interview on friday. that gave the white house five days to come up with a strategy about what the president was going to do next. why wait until wednesday after there had been a tidal wave of criticism coming at the white

columnist s.e.cupp, jay hogan-gibley and rona fruhar of "time" magazine.ng headlines. "the new york times" declared that the president had taken a stand. the "chicago sun-times" front page reads "i do." and in north carolina, two days after it passed a constitutional amendment banning same-sex marriage, one paper says the move is being called

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