between may to june. that represents a 2.7% increase on a year over year basis. i will point out, the rate which some people call it the under employment rate. that's at 7.8%. more people looking for job and 62.9%. >> a couple of industries to focus on as well. >> professional business services added 50,000 jobs and manufacturing added 36,000 jobs and healthcare 25,000 jobs and construction of 13,000 jobs. the notable decline regarding to job losses was in retail where we saw 22,000 jobs lost. you put all of that together over the past two months between april and may, the labor department did raise their estimates or the number of