you re in the situation room. another weak jobs report is raising new concerns about the pace of an already sluggish economic recovery. only 80,000 jobs were added in the month of june, significantly fewer than economists were certainly hoping for. the unemployment rate is holding at 8.2%. it all comes as president obama s trying to kick his campaign into a higher gear with a major bus tour through some critical battleground states. it s still tough out there. you know, we learned this morning that our businesses created 84,000 new jobs last month. and that, overall means that businesses have created 4.4 million new jobs over the past 28 months, including 500,000 new manufacturing jobs. that s a step in the right direction. our mission is not just to get back to where we were before the crisis. we ve got to deal with what s been happening over the last decade, over the last 15 years. manufacturing leaving our shores, incomes flatlining. all those things are what we ve g
citizens where the president took part in a naturalization ceremony for members of the military, and homeland secretary janet napolitano swore them in, and tonight there will be a celebration on the north lawn at the white house. and no power. that is the extremely uncomfortable position that people find themselves in after weekend storms knocked out power from il toile the nation s capital, and the most outages five days after the storms hit, west virginia. 5,000 homes are without air conditioning in the middle of a brutal heat wave. cnn s brian todd is there. fredricka, temperatures are spiking here in west virginia where it is to get up to 95, and well on the way to that right now. power is out for roughly one quarter to a third of the customers in west virginia, but some people in the more rural areas won t get it until the weekend and a key reason for that is right behind me, and this scene played out all throughout west virginia and downed trees are a huge problem f