it would give the airline a foothold in atlanta. stephanie? ford is asking its dealers to limit orders of some of its vehicles in tuxedo black or red. the glittery substance in the paint made at a factory in japan is in short supply. the debate goes on about making the friendly skies kid-free. 60% of flyers don t want kids near them. they would support a family section on planes. poppy harlow has a look an business. it s a big week for the economic calendar with reports on housing, manufacturing and the auto sector coming out. and on friday, we ll get the all-important march jobs report and wall street will be watching toor any sign of recovery. february s reading show the unemployment rate dropped below 9% for the first time in nearly two years. an about 200,000 jobs were added. we ll see how that turns out.
ford is asking it s dealers to limit orders in tuxedo black or red. the glittery substance also comes from a supplier in japan. ford is working to find a substitute. poppy? thanks a lot, steph. it is a big week for the economic calendar with reports on housing, manufacturing and also the auto sector coming out. and on friday we ll get that all-important march jobs report. and wall street will certainly be watching for any sign of recovery. february s reading showed the unemployment rate dropped below 9% for the first time in nearly two years and about 200,000 jobs were added. so we ll see how that turns out. and also coming up next week, apple turns 35 years old. originally known for its mac computers, apple is now the consumer electronics powerhouse behind the ipod, the iphone and the ipad. and thanks to our poppy,
scavengers? what are you talking about? not talking about day traders. not with the volume we had. you re talking about professional institution on wall street. hedge funds, money managers who basically just put basically they re limit orders the same ways would as an individual investors that says when these things start to come down, let s sell into it. it s like rolling a ball down a hill. the more you know, the further you go down, the more it accelerates. that s what we saw with nearly 1,000 point decline. it s not only greece but there are deep concerns about the debt of spain, portugal, maybe even italy. great britain down the road perhaps. can the euro survive all this? there are solutions out there. for one thing, you know, the ecb could follow the model that the u.s. federal reserve undertook when we were undergoing our financial crisis. and they could go into the