martha: a ban on bans. how about this. many cities in the state of illinois have banned the plastic bags at the grocery store. the governor is considering a law that would prohibit cities from doing that. it s already passed the legislature, just waiting for his signature now. critics of the bill say that cities have the right to make their own decisions. paper or plastic, or no plastic at all or you re supposed to bring a reusable bag that is always left in the car. bill: it s all too much for a guy like hemmer. martha: never mind. bill: one state considering amending insurance constitution in november making it harder for the government to get its hands-on private land. douglas ken dies on that story. he s live here in new york. what did you find out, good morning. reporter: some in virginia say the government s use of
to the 400,000 mark which is really mind-boggling. this might have benefited from fewer than anticipated automobile plant shutdowns and also july 4th holiday. remains to be seen if this is outlyer. that is why it hasn t had much of an impact on the market yet. bill: thank you, charles payne. see you on fb. in this week. you have the big job for varney. reporter: doing the heavy lifting. bill: here is martha. martha: let s look at the filings we ve seen over the last six months because as charles was just pointing out it is the trend line you want to watch overall. most weeks are revised up after the initial report comes out including that last report which went up 2000. the biggest weekly revision we ve seen was back in the month of march. moving that report up by 16,000. you can see that on march the 22nd. when you look at numbers since march of 2011, we ve seen upward revisions on all of these weekly jobless claims 70 out of the 71 weeks. so we want to keep an eye on that
some serious doubt they have the tools to do it. fox business network s charles payne with us. good morning to you. rerter: goodod mooinin llllwhwh are t tyy sayiying abouout ththtrengththff our ony, charles? reporter: very interesting and they came out with the minutes. essentially they acknowledge all the things the market is worried about. banking weakness and weakness in europe. they acknowledge the market would be off even more if feeling central bank including the fed would be accommodative. only half the people saw need for additional stimulus right now. that spooked the market. we had a massive selloff. we got better before the close. it is pretty clear, bill, wall street and the fed aren t on the same page. wall street wants action. fed is saying hey, give it a little bit more time. perhaps they re more bullish than the rest of us are. bill: they lowered their growth forecast and doesn t expect unemployment to fall below 8% until the end of this year. doesn t sou
jane: ask about the favorite tv ads and the e trade baby is quite often at top of the list but another big star is not laughing at one of the latest ads feature the those procoashous investors, lindsey lohan is suing e trade claiming one of the commercials took a direct shot at her. douglas ken does he in the newsroom. what s it all about? reporter: what s that about don t cry over spilled milk, glain she is definitely, new york post reporting today, shees filed a suit on long island claiming e made that is used her name and public persona without her permission and she wants $100,000 in pain and suffering. at issue is the company s super bowl ad which features a boyfriend stealing baby named lindsey gloovment and that milkaholic lindsey was over. lindsey? what? reporter: lohan s