presidents and their families. those figures are kept confidential. speaking of retirement. the future looks awfully bright for the current administrator for alameda county california. she is garp teed to make her present salary of $423,000 for the rest of her life. susan muranishi makes $300 thank you a year basalry with another $100,000 in bonus, equity an longevity pay. she even get askar allowance. the san francisco chronicle reports the south supervisors granted her that same income even after she retired. one supervisor says she is worth every dime comparing her job to being ceo of a multibillion dollar corporation with 9,000 employees. finally, you have been waiting for it. town in ireland passed a law legalizing drinking and driver if the driver is heading home. from their nearest pub, after
bigger role. one says, it makes sense to get behind a winning horse. others show the white house gave the film s producers special access to people involved in the raid, as well as other undisclosed details. critics say president obama and his advisors are trying to use the movie for political gain ahead of the presidential election. but unfortunately, the movie s release date has been pushed back til after the election in december. nebraska school district wants a three-year-old deaf boy to change his name. they say the way he actually signs his name, hunter, makes his hands look like a gun. the district has a policy to prevent kids from bringing any instrument to school that looks like a weapon. his parents say they will fight til he gets to keep his name intact as hunter in sign language. a new report says california used $423,000 in taxpayer money on ipads even though the state
[ woman ] now, instead of cutting waste and loopholes, washington wants to cut our benefits? that wasn t the agreement. [ male announcer ] join the members of aarp and tell washington to stop cuts to our medicare and social security benefits. bill: about 10:30 in new york now. new weekly unemployment numbers in. 423,000 americans filing for unemployment benefits last week. down the thousand from the previous week. that is still too high of a number to cut into a healthy economy or turn the economy around. it s not a pretty picture especially when you break it down state-by-state in some of the critical battle ground states. in nevada back in november of 2008 when americans voted unemployment was at 8.7%. that was three years ago. now let s jump to 13.4% as of hrat month. that leads the nation right now. how about florida, key swing
cool be. because the business with the best technology rules. gretchen: fox business alert. check out the number on your screen. the labor department just releasing the latest weekly jobless numbers. these are first time unemployment claims. 423,000. they were filed last week. they were estimating 420,000 claims. so that is slightly elevated from what they were expecting and we bring in eric bolling from the five and fox business network to analyze. when are they going to get better? 423,000 new claims, people walked in for the very first time. the number comes to about almost 4 million people on continuing claims. in other words, they ve already been. but this is the first time 423,000 new people walked in unemployment and looked for help. the number is so elevated. again, week to week, we look for 300,000, 325,000. that would indicate job creation. this just tells you there is a good chance, two fridays from
all this after the new york stock exchange put in place a rarely used trading rule to help calm the market before they open. for context, investors are reacting to worries the united states is headed for a recession, and the latest jobless reports showing applicants for first time unemployment barely drop down 9,000 to 423,000 people. and now gerri s two cent, more than one cent. everyone is out of money from the fox business news. this is about the fed, yesterday, i guess? gerri: a lot of it. saying to expect lower growth. their expectations low, but, there are a lot of places you can lock for bad news. we got bad news from china, the manufacturing sector doing poorly for the third month in a row, germany with poor economic numbers, cannot get the c.r. passed, the continuing resolution, don t have a budget for the federal government and