tuesda we get total motor vehicle sales for the month of april. and then on friday, the latest jobs report sought. we'll find out howany jobs the economy lost o gained in the last month. 8.8% of americans are currently out of wor > d finally today, the clock is ticking he in brazil for bril's double whammy in sports. the world cup is in 2014, and th olympicsthe summer olympics happens two years after at. the country that prod pele has threeears to build 12 stadiums in 12 cities r soccer's main event. construction on those venues may be a little behind with just one-third of the $20 billion in infrastructure funds spent. rio's olpic facilities are further ahead, many built for the 2007 panamerican games. brazil is hoping for an $11 billion positive impact to gdp as a result of this moment in the sports sun and a chance to prove to the world that this emerng market has indeed arrived. that will do it for us today. thank you souch for joining us from brazil. on this week's "wa street journal report." next wk ju in me for wedding season, we'll talk wi

when it closed in 2006 it marked the end of an institution but it will open again tuesda under a new name. it will become a bass theme restaurant bringing elegance back to broadway. >> this is historic spot. it was previously run for the past 53 years and so we are the first guys to kind of khaingt up and do something new with it. >> they will offer inside outside dining serving mainly cocktails next tuesday it open opens. >> when it comes to sea have had conservation groups say you can be fooled about what you are eatingth some concern scientist are now warning that fish fraud is not onlyed about for consumer it is dangerous to fish population. wayne has more on the problem and who is fishing for solution. l. >> fish in a restaurant. in many cases eating it is an act of faith. if rush it's yellow tail. at pacific seafood you cap pretty much bank on it. but new report by group has questioned how the food and drug administration may have let fish standard slip in the country. >> fda has definitely fallen down on the job in terms of enforcing again non-health related problems. >> almos