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They can vote to have an unconditional income for $2800 a mopping for every adult living in the country. they called it a financial safety net and said it will be partially financed through the country s social instruments. wow. the l.a. times charges $1.18 milli million. she was filmed on surveillance stuffing lunch money in her bra. she got 1.8 million out of the school in her bra. stealing money over the course of a year as much as $3.16 million may be missing from the district? that s a lot of money to put in your bra. that is a big bra. ....
$2,800 a month for every adult living in the country. it comes after ork noisers collect 94ly 100,000 signatures t. group behind it calls it a financial safety net and says it will be partially financed through the country s social ens. wow. okay. l.a. times, a former school in california is charged with embezzleing $1.8 million from the realto unified school district. she was filmed on under surveillance stuffing lunch money into her bra. she got $1.8 million. she is suspected of stealing money over the course of eight years as much as $3.16 million may be missing from the direct. that s a lot of money. that s a big bra. that is a big bra. wow. okay. ....
reporter: that is definitely the case there, jon. you look at it, 359,000 is the lowest level since july reversing a trend for weekly claims. that is the most real time look we can get at labor market. we ve seen the trend moving higher since july. you see it on the screen. estimate was for 378,000. much better. keep in mind the prior week was revised up. that trend has been happening for a year. four-week average smooth things out also dropping down as well but still historically high for a economic recovery this far out of the recession. we see 2.16 million folks on extended benefits of unemployment. that came down 1900 ahead of next week s big monthly jobs report for month of september. the estimate is 120,000 jobs added. last month very disappointing, just 96,000 were added in august. jon: that gdp number, way lower than everybody seemed to expect. what is behind that? ....
Accountable given their actions were irresponsible and entirely inconsistent with the expectations that he had set as president. the gsa administrator, martha johnson, resigned over this but before she did she fired that commissioner, bob peck, martha. martha: when do we expect we ll hear more details on all of this from the gsa? reporter: there s going to be a hearing on the hill on april 19th. we ll hear from some of these folks. ahead of that hearing we ve been digging around and we learned more about that public building services commissioner bob peck s tenure at gsa. might not be directly related but when he took over in 2009, the commissioner s budget was $3.25 million. a year later, it was more than double that, $6.94 million. last year, it was up to $9.16 million. and commissioner peck during that las vegas trip, held a $2,000 party in his suite but again he has been fired. so the party s over. martha: sound like a pretty sweet job if you can get it. thanks a lot, peter doocy ....
Which political story making headlines in the next 24 hours. we are going to, i think, see a lot more of newt versus mitt romney. mitt romney just completed a news availability up there in new hampshire. and what are you seeing as you look at the way they are going at each other since since the saturday debate? right. so what we are going to be seeing, we are seeing a lot more mitt romney, after he s staying away from the press for a long, long time. with newt gingrich being in the lead in south carolina and in florida, thanks to we know this thanks to the nbc news maris poll. the two of them are going at it. romney went after newt gingrich saying that he should give back the $1.16 million that he made from fannie and freddie being a historian. newt gingrich fired back saying that romney should give back all ....