monday as you can see there a mixed picture and managed to escape form of four day losing streak have unset that many of the u.s. blue chips did and the session lower and investors there are more confident that the european central bank and the federal reserve will interact more money and the economy over in europe markets ended lower dragged down by german shares and that's over concerns of a slowing growth both in the united states as well as and china at the foot seawall so close on monday and will be today as well for the jubilee celebrations in the u.k. of course now what we do know is that banking stocks in germany did manage to rebound and that's because as i said some investors are more confident that europe will take action to help its financial sector now we do know that there are two banks a former chief executive officer said that germany will quote alternately take whatever steps necessary to keep the euro zone and it's had and also later today there will be an emergency conference call on europe by the g. seven major economies so we'll be looking out for that and see what come

. >>. [ applause ] >> john: more people are unset than most is small business owners, they found that 72% say obamacare makes it much harder for my business to hire more employees. that is creepy thought. because we want small businesses to hire more people. small businesses is america's biggest job creators. karen with the national fad raise of independent businesses and joe olevo employs 48 people and has a printing business in new jersey. you say because of obamacare you won't hire more people, why not? >> i'm going to do all i can. the cost of mandates, the unknown costs are so potentially cost prohibitive. from a small business point of view, when i take a loan and expand by business i put my personal assets on the line. >> john: one point that people miss you have 48 employees. if you have 50, the rules change. >> they change significantly. i can get fined if i don't get insurance for my employers, i can get fined if i don't get the right type of insurance. i can get fined if i insure them but standard poverty line and i still get fined. it's such an unknown, i don't know what t

. >>. [ applause ] >> john: more people are unset than most is small business owners, they found that makes it much harder for my business to hire more employees. that is creepy thought. because we want small businesses to hire more people. small businesses is america's biggest job creators. karen with the national fad raise of independent businesses and joe olevo employs 48 people and has a printing business in new jersey. you say because of obamacare you won't hire more people, why not? >> i'm going to do all i can. the cost of mandates, the unknown costs are so potentially cost prohibitive. from a small business point of view, when i take a loan and expand by business i put my personal assets on the line. >> john: one point that people miss you have 48 employees. if you have 50, the rules change. >> they change significantly. i can get fined if i don't get insurance for my employers, i can get fined if i don't get the right type of insurance. i can get fined if i insure them but standard poverty line and i still get fined. it's such an unknown, i don't know what the costs are going

a passenger unset with the way she was treated by security turned the tables and aggressively patted down a tsa agent herself. that got her in trouble with police. but as bazi kanani explains, the passenger was acting out to make a point. >> reporter: this video shows a disgruntled airline passenger striking back at airport security. watch as 59-year-old carol price walks over to a tsa supervisor at the ft. myers, florida, airport. she sets down her bags. and then, this. watch again, as price seems to inappropriately touch the agent. all in an effort, she says, to demonstrate what happened to her while being patted down moments earlier. >> it was a customer complaint of an extremely inappropriate search. she did not touch the supervisor as intrusively as she was touched. >> reporter: instead of making a point, price was charged with misdemeanor battery. she isn't the first passenger to complain about an intrusive security search. in april, this woman in chicago was driven to tears after what she felt was an inappropriate pat-down. this man in portland was so fed up, he decided to sho