announced 80,000 jobs were added nationwide in june, but that is less than expected, and as ktvu scott macfarlanethose numbers are dripping in election year politics. scott. >> absolutely. 80,000 jobs added in june. that's only a small improvement from may, and the unemployment rate's stuck again in this country at 8.2%. president obama, when those numbers were released visiting a cafe, a diner in akron ohio, the second day of his 2 day campaign sweep through ohio and pennsylvania. he then went to a food plant in functiontown and on to pittsburg. mitt romney talking about the jobs report. we'll hear first from mr. romney, then president. >> millions and millions of families are struggling and suffering because the president's policies have not worked for them. >> we knew from the start in 2008 that turning that around wasn't going to happen overnight. it didn't happen -- it didn't happen overnight and, so we weren't going to reverse it overnight, but we've been steady. >> again, 80,000 jobs added nationwide in june. let me take you to wall street the dow jones industrial average has been hovering

scott macfarlane, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> newly released minutes from the federal reserve meeting in june says officials are taking action to spur growth if the economy loses momentum. fed officials expressed concern that the economy could worsen. across the board spending cuts are set to step in at the beginning of the year. >>> on wall street, the dow industrials lost 48 points, but did rebound from its lows on the fed news. nasdaq fell 14. it marks five straight losing sessions on wall street. >>> with a stroke of his pen, the governor signs a sign of the times. the homeowner's bill of rights, still ahead. >> and we get to the bottom of a mystery at a bay area dry cleaning business. people drop their clothes off but can't retrieve them. >> and back here in just 10 minutes, it was hot today, hot in some places tomorrow. i'll show you the areas that'll be the hottest as we head into thursday. [ male announcer ] olympic tennis players bob and mike bryan are always on the move. so they can't get to the bank to deposit a check. instead, they use citibank mobile check deposit. it's easy