To 6. 7 but the Labor Department telling us little has changed. The trend is whats important. Hiring has been slowly picking up this year but it needs to be stronger. You need to be seeing 200,000, 200,000 plus every month. What economists are telling me this morning is if you hadnt had that bad weather you might have been there. This might have been a month that saw hiring doing what we wanted to see, doing 200, 250 or higher. The real key is next month and the month after whether this momentum continue. We knew the weather would be very difficult to see what the underlying trend was in the labor market. Professional services, lawyers and accountants those tend to be higher paying jobs. 79,000 jobs created there. You saw even hiring in manufacturing. You saw hiring in construction. Some of the areas we feared would be held back by the weather. You saw some good hiring there. Pull back in hiring and retail no surprise. You werent going the enamel when you were shoveling out your drivew
Protest, take back up the fight if the new government in kiev doesnt live up to its promises. Everywhere you go in Independence Square you run across these basically handmade metal shields. These were used by protesters to try to protect themselves against snipers and reniot poli. They have holes in them that they could look through holes to see whats in front of them. Not all shields were made out of metal. Protesters were trying to utilize everything they could get their hands on. This is a wooden shield which obviously would not stop a snipers bullet. You can see the handmade handles on it that people would use to try to protect themselves or at least hide behind as best they could. When you get up close to this barricade, you get a sense of just the size of it. The sheer size of it. Its made out of metal fencing. Theres tires in there. Theres steel rods. Theres pieces of wood, corrugated tin. Whatever they would find they would try to use to protect themselves. And then protesters
Captioning sponsored by cbs this is the cbs evening news with scott pelley. Pelley good evening. This is our western edition. For the proud u. S. Army, this was a day of shame and pain. A Brigadier General went on trial charged with sexually assaulting a female captain. The 51yearold general is believed to be the highest ranking officer ever Court Martialed for such a crime, and it comes at a time when the military and congress are struggling over what to do about an epidemic of Sexual Assault in the armed forces. Heres david martin. Reporter his career already ruined, Brigadier General Jeffrey Sinclair entered court to confront his former lover. Sobbing and barely able to look at him, the 34yearold army captain, whose name we are not using, told the court what sinclair threatened to do if she ever revealed their affair. She related the highs and lows of an on again off again three year affair during which the married sinclair allegedly used the power of his rank as the Deputy Commandi
Learn the missing jet may have flown as far as central asia to the north and deep into the indian ocean to the south. Plus now two dozen countries are now helping with the search. He lets get you up to date on the latest. The search area now expanding as the search for the missing flight deepens. S and we verified as to the last known area of the aircraft, we recalibrated our search efforts. And a shift on the investigation. The focus the pilots of the Malaysian Airline. This Surveillance Footage appears to show the captain and first officer passing through airport security. Cnn cannot confirm the authenticity of the video or exactly when it was shot. On saturday, plain clothed police were seen exiting the first officers home, 27yearold fariq abdul hamid. Its a reflection of his love for flying. He wants to share the joy of flying with his friends. The last words heard from the cockpit all right, good night were spoken after the planes Communication System shut off. The plane then repo
Describe what they saw and heard the night he shot his girlfriend to death. Good morning. Welcome to early start. Im christine romans. Im john berman. Great to see you this morning. March 6th thursday 5 00 a. M. In the east. Lets get you up to speed. First, the growing crisis in ukraine. Even though some dont want them there, right now, 35 International Military observers from 18 nations, including the u. S. Are headed to crimea and they may be putting their lives on the line. Just yesterday, the u. N. s special envoy to crimea robert sery left the region and abandoned his mission after a tense encounter with prorussian militias. Crimea remaining under russian control this morning. Were just learning Russian Forces have scuttled an old warship in an inlet, trapping as many as seven Ukrainian Naval vessels, while two other heavily Armed Ukrainian ships remain blocked from leaving port for a second week blocked by four russian vessels. Well get the latest from our Michael Holmes live fro