in an environment like that. you simply wouldn t. jenna: let s talk about some of the ideas to spark a faster jobs recovery. we had a few presented to us today. we spoke with austin goolsby. he said patenting. we heard from the president talking about rey role tax credits helping the economy, ebbs tending unemployment benefits e. was unspecific when it came to getting construction workers back to work but he said that with us one of his priorities. he announced business initiatives for veterans. a lot of different orders out there. does anything strike you as something that would help spark more of a recovery. reporter: we are out of options here. we are broke, jenna, we don t have any money. until we ve got this meager debt leveling attempt to trim 2 trillion off our spending. we will end $7 trillion more in
made of plastic, velcro and foam and costs $10 to make. and when they presented it the judges were stunned. they didn t know what to do with them. reporter: well, they did, actually. the judges gave them the global innovation award which comes with $20,000 to help pay for patenting what the girls call the bob 1 and the slightly improved version, the bob 1.2. i never thought i d have a patent. when i first found out i didn t know what the word meant. reporter: and indeed with some ceremony they got the patent process started here in washington. which was good. they met danielle for the first time and saw her draw. all dh9-m u they came up with, one day up in a tree. john donvan, abc news, washington. isn t that great? smart group of girls. very smart. absolutely. good for them. the project, took the girls, 180 hours of work. and the research between spring