derail investment plans and put the cap on this unemployment story. how long can all this last, this good economic news, and what should we worry about? like i sad, we aid, we are i late stages of a recovery cycle. all things being equal, we re actually due for a slowdown soon. the president has wanted to keep the economy turbocharged, probably to carry the republicans through the elections, but we are at a natural tipping point where we ll probably see slower growth as early as next year. before the numbers ko s came at 8:30 eastern, here s what the president tweeted looking forward to seeing the employment numbers at 8:30 this morning. he s not supposed to do that. did he move the markets, and does this break a long-standing rule about not commenting on jobs numbers there s for one
impact on comfort and healing. they are working on sooting elements like natural light and warm, subtle colors. this is a mourned room for a heart institute in scripps, california. the hopes is a comforting environment like this could speed healing, which could shorten your stay meaning a lower over all cost to you, the hospital and your insurance company. we are trying to create more value for our patients, finding ways of reducing ko s and increasing quality at the same time. we know for a fact this will increase quality. if it does reduce length of stay, it reduces need for pain medication or other interventions that will be of a huge value to patients. heather: evidence-based design goes beyond patient rooms. hospitals are incorporating things like canine therapy which have been shown to reduce anxiety. and tranquil healing gardens. just ask the patients. to be in a facility that
entitlement reform plan. the shorthand of it is that there would be an optional plan for younger workers to use private investment accounts in lieu of social security. he would repeal and replace obamacare. and he would give certain programs back to the states. he ll argue unleashing competition will dramatically increase options for seniors while lowering the ko s of healthcare. jon: carl cameron in washington, thanks. jenna: we ll take you back to the president now where he s signing a special jobs bill that is trying to inch seve insentavize the hiring of veterans. we will listen in at the white house. [applause] good morning, everyone. please, rest, rest. i am thrilled to be here today alongside the vice president, and my favorite person here,