film that covered singapore and make lishe yeah. > so there is confusion of the whereabouts of the man who revealed secrets in the united states. he was expected to catch a flight from moscow, heading to cuba and ultimately ecuador to seek asylum. he wasn t on the flight and the u.s. says will use all legal means to arrest him. we now have a report. the one time intelligence analyst edward snowden is on the run from u.s. law enforcement. officials believe he is still in moscow after wikileaks arranged for his flight from hong kong sunday. they want him sent back to the u.s. for prosecution. we re following all the appropriate legal channels and with various countries to make sure the rule of law are conformed. hong kong nor beijing heeded the demands to hand him over. it was against the government to release the fugitive despite a arrest warrant and that unquestionably has an impact on the u.s.-china relationship. snowden made a formal application for asylum in ecua
melissa: first let s take a look at the day s market headlines. there was no celebration on wall street over september s positive jobs number. only the dow managed to close the week in positive territory. it was up over just 34 points. consumer credit rose more than 8% in august. it s fastest expansion in three months. that is a sign that consumers are ready to make big purchases again. one year ago today, steve jobs, the visionary cofounder of apple, died at the age of 56 after a long battle with pancreatic cancer. the company remains an industry powerhouse despite the loss of their leader. now on to our top story tonight. good news on the jobs front. according to the household survey, 700, i m sorry, 873,000 people found a job last night. last month. that brought the unemployment rate down to 7.8% for the first time in 3 1/2 years. the employers survey though reported a very different number, only 114,000 people found a job. that means, 759,000 people found a job but
melissa: first let s take a look at the day s market headlines. there was no celebration on wall street over september s positive jobs number. only the dow managed to close the week in positive territory. it was up over just 34 points. consumer credit rose more than 8% in august. it s fastest expansion in three months. that is a sign that consumers are ready to make big purchases again. one year ago today, steve jobs, the visionary cofounder of apple, died at the age of 56 after a long battle with pancreatic cancer. the company remains an industry powerhouse despite the loss of their leader. now on to our top story tonight. good news on the jobs front. according to the household survey, 700, i m sorry, 873,000 people found a job last night. last month. that brought the unemployment rate down to 7.8% for the first time in 3 1/2 years. the employers survey though reported a very different number, only 114,000 people found a job. that means, 759,000 people found a job but
months. the attorney general came out, said it is political games, the chairman says not. 23-17, that s the political breakdown, partisan breakdown on the committee. what was a bit surprising i would say from what we heard today was this marathon hearing where they were leading up to the contempt vote in the house oversite committee, it was how caustic and bitter the debate was amongst members in partisan times on capitol hill. the arguments did fall along similar lines, depending what party you were in. republicans charge that the attorney general as well as the president now are stonewalling their very legitimate investigation into this botched operation, fast and furious, and everyone on both sides of the aisle acknowledged it was a fatally flawed, fundamentally flawed operation. democrats, though, they say no matter how much information the department of justice would have handed over, the republicans were bent, wanting to move forward with the contempt vote, would neve