attorney general, an attorney day for your time, i m sure you know the country and perhaps the world will be watching as you implement this law going forward. we start the 11:00 hour here on the east coast. several important decisions from the united states supreme court today. this headline, the big health care decision will not come until thursday, that will be the final day of this year s supreme court term, including the charge of the president s signature first term initiative, also called obama care. but a most important verdict in the arizona immigration case, several provisions thrown out as unconstitutional. the justices saying the state of arizona was trying to essentially police immigration which is a federal purview, but one very controversial show me your papers provision left in place. that is if a police officer stops somebody for some other reasons and has suspicion that they re here illegally, they can ask for their papers. take us inside the room. again, e
shopping sprees, but are still out there spending and that s good. the dow fell to the lowest level in 30 years, but we are not seeing the wild swings we saw all week. the dow closed down 600 on monday and up 400 on tuesday and down 500 points on wednesday and up 400 yesterday, and it was the first time in the dow s history we have seen closing numbers like this. drew? you could probably measure the heartbeat of traders the same way, up and down. tell us what happened in europe? they are trying to prevent the wild up and down swings. what they are doing is they are putting a temporary ban on short selling. what short selling is is when investors bet that a stock will go down in its price, and europe s version of our securities and exchange commission, it put a temporary ban for 15 days on several european countries, including france, italy, spain, and belgium to put a ban on this practice to stabilize the markets after we have seen the extreme moves over the past week, an
weekend but at this point we don t see a major outbreak at least for the next few days, so a small break at least. we welcome a small bleak. we ll take anything. thanks, rob. well, dangerous prisoners put back on the streets without supervision. we re going to talk with a california state senator about how that happened. so, what s the snapshot discount? it s pretty revolutionary. patented, actually. it takes a snapshot of your good driving habits, so you can save money. like a snapshot? that s what i m talking about. in a sports car. show it to me. yes!
malveaux. i want to get you up to speed for friday, may 27th. secretary of state hillary clinton is in pakistan today to smooth things over with the government leaders. they are still angry over the secret u.s. raid that killed bin laden. sources say clinton told the pakistanis that american aid is on the line, unless they do more to rout out terrorists. today we discussed in even greater detail cooperation to disrupt, dismantle and defeat al qaeda and to drive them from pakistan and the region. we will do our part. and we look to the government of pakistan to take decisive steps in the days ahead. a cia forensics team will also be heading to pakistan. pakistan will let cia experts scrub osama bin laden s compound for evidence. now, the team will use sophisticated technology to look for anything hidden in the walls or the ceilings or items that are buried on the grounds. the patriot act gets a four-year extension. this was just minutes before that law was set to expire.
shot at landing a job than people who graduated while these kids were still in college. carmen wong ullrich is joining us now. we were talking how tough it was for graduates over the past several years with the recession and everything. but things are looking up. bleak. it was very, very bleak. a new survey by the national association of colleges and employers says that employers will hire 19% more college grads this year. the job openingings, well, they re they re finally opening. last year 40.5 joblet applications existed for every one job opening. this year only 21 applications for openings. this is the the first time they ve seen a double-digit jump since 2007. since before the recession. and the increases are across all regions and most industries. however, of course, there are some college degrees that have much better job prospects and pay than others. we know that. engineers. the top ten paying college