shifts, the latino population, that texas is changing. 2020, i would say. carey rudolph-brown, shameless plug. i can t do anything else but the soft ball game tonight between women members of the press, us three and women members of congress, benefits young survivors of breast canner and an extraordinarily tense competition but a shout out to all women both sides. on that note and personal note, my family friend, marian seeka, who is a breast cancer survivor, playing this game for people like her. amy. how can i top that? it is really tough. one shameless plug for the amount of money raised for this group. this is the fifth year this game has been played. $125,000, shattered all records. record ticket sales, as well. awesome. but you can still keep buying tickets. jackie kucinich, my soon to be co host. jackie, get out there and play tonight. that s it for this edition of
be something that she s been very interested in. so that would seem to be a natural fit. but again, only time will tell as to whether we ll see her step out there in sort of a more public way outside these sort of forums with her parents or elsewhere. she has been a secret weapon for her parents. she s probably going to turn out to be her of the secret weapon. carey rudolph brown, thanks. that s it for me. i ll see you back here at 11:00 a.m. eastern time monday morning. until then you can follow me @twitter thomasroberts. students hand in assignments through e-mail. an internal web site lets teachers share homework assignments and keep track of class projects. learn more about how technology is changing our lives at future
nearly what we need. the president, as you heard him say yesterday, does not believe there s any excuse or reason that anyone in washington should be sitting on their hands and doing nothing. reporter: so to that point, moving forward, thomas, we will continue to see president obama try to turn up the heat on republicans to pass his jobs bill. we saw that yesterday when he held that news conference and warned that the economy could slip back into another recession if the jobs bill isn t passed. he s really been traveling around the country doing this, trying to turn up the heat, taking on a more combative tone, it s not clear if it s working, though, because republicans have accused the president of playing politics with this issue. kristen welker at the white house, kristen, thanks. jerad bernstein is an msnbc contributor and former chief economist for vice president joe biden. let s get straight to it. there is good news, 137,000 private sector jobs added, last month s
have been pretty dismal, so this report showing 103,000 jobs added overall, including in the health care sector, construction sector, manufacturing did go down a bit, some economists saying that is disconcerning. here is what the white house top economic advisor, gene sperling, had to say. better than expected, not nearly what we need. the president, as you heard him say yesterday, does not believe there s any excuse or reason that anyone in washington should be sitting on their hands and doing nothing. reporter: so to that point, moving forward, thomas, we will continue to see president obama try to turn up the heat on republicans to pass his jobs bill. we saw that yesterday when he held that news conference and warned that the economy could slip back into another recession if the jobs bill isn t passed. he s really been traveling around the country doing this, trying to turn up the heat, taking on a more combative tone, it s not clear if it s working, though, because re