standing by. there is also this report out that that the irs can read your e-mails, tweets and tax. judge andrew napolitano will be here a little bit later on. stocks with nicole petallides. nicole: though both keep running here on wall street. we are getting closer to 15,000. no worries here. majority of dow component well into the green. names like hewlett-packard and microsoft are under pressure. about 20 negative dow points. slow down qe. the number one headline is we are close to golf 15,000. connell: we will stay on top of that. we also want to talk about the job market today. the estimate was for 365. that was better then the expected number. the number of americans quitting their jobs is now at its highest level. believe it or not, this is seen by many people as a good sign. good to see you, dan. if i quit my job, i am confident enough i can find another one out there. what do you make of this? i saw this story. i looked at the report and most were in the south. the
give insight on how all those debt talks are going. leaders will get to take the day off today but as abc2 news melissa rainy reports, the president wants to be on the path to an agreement by saturday. we might as well do it now. pull off the band-aid. eat our peas. reporter: but those peas are not going down very easily. thursday marked day five of debt talks in washington ending once again with no resolution. progress has been made significant details and proposals have been discussed. this is not easy. because what we are trying to do is solve a problem that is allude washington for decades. reporter: president obama reportedly told congressional leaders to consult with their associates over the next 24 to 36 hours and decide how to proceed. obama opposes a short-term deal and still wants a plan that trims the deaf is the by 4 trillion dollars. the president wants us to help pay for his spending binge. since we started this debate our message to the president h