employers asked for your facebook pass word. at one point you might have been require to do give them to your future boss. last week they passed the cyber sharing and protection act. it will help the government react to cyber security threats by making it easier to share information to private companies. according to critics it would force companies to give up user s private information like their social media pass word. in one pro fission it would have made it illegal for companies to ask for prospective job hires pass words. as a result handing over facebook and twitter pass words to your potential boss could be legally a condition of getting hired or in some cases keeping your job. this legislation has slim chances of passing. the white house has already threaten to do veto it. as we talk about cyber security we might have to hand over our pass word. people need to start talking it now for the solution.
member at the wall street journal in washington. this is an all-star cast because the question we ve got for you this morning is one i asked christine, steven, stocks hit record highs in the last month. job hires are slowing down. companies are still flush with cash. the private sector has been adding jobs for 37 months in a row. they need to add more. americans themselves are hesitant to celebrate. the last time that the stock market with these levels, the economy felt good and strong back in october of 2007. it was crumbling, but it felt good. why is this different? you know, wall street is doing really, really well. no question about it. 2013 has been a record year so far. glad to see it, most americans are investors so they re feeling that in their wealth. main street not doing quite so well. you see this hesitancy in terms of spending, for example, one of the real reasons that retail sales were down. here s the point that i would make about christine s question about is this jus
the question we have this morning is the one i asked christine. stocks hit record highs in the last month. job hires are slowing down. companies are still flush with cash. the private sector has been adding jobs for 37 months in a row. they need to add more. americans themselves are hesitant to celebrate. the last time that the stock market with these levels, the economy felt good and strong back in october of 2007. it was crumbling, but it felt good. why is this different? wall street is doing really well. 2013 has been a record year so far. glad to see it. they are feeling that. . main street not doing so well. and you see this hesitance in terms of spending. that s one of the reasons that retail sales were down. here s the point that i would make about christine s question about, is this just a bump in the road or are we seeing a long-term trend that s
that s what earns him a spot on the next list. i m dr. sanjay gupta see you next week. more job hires in february and an all-time record high for the dow despite the forced spending cuts that went into effect last week. the economy is doing okay. markets are spectacular. where is the disconnect? i m ali velshi, this is your money. what if i told you there isn t that much of a disconnect. that maybe the economy feels worse than it actually is. the u.s. added 236,000 net new jobs in february. that s up from 119,000 in january. the unemployment rate dropped from 7.9, to 7.7%. that s keeping with a now three-year trend of job growth in the private sector. still far short of where we need to be, though. if president obama is going to keep his campaign promise to
you inside the vatican. just days before the super secret conclave. we ll show you also we ll take you to the movies and show you the preview of the new film, oz the great & powerful. and then that jaw-dropping video. he pushed her off. oh, my gosh. that was boyfriend and girlfriend. you can see what she says. let s see if their relationship really did survive or not. plus, the latest breaking stories crossing the cnn news desk. first, former new york city mayor rudy giuliani is one republican who is ready to spend. ali velshi finds out where he wants your tax dollars to go and whether he is ready to make another run for the white house. i m fredricka whitfield. your money starts right now. more job hires in february and an all-time record high for the dow despite the forced spending cuts that went into effect last week. the economy is doing okay. americans are spectacular.