NTSB Schedules Briefing on Air Crash
WHITFIELD: All right, more on your financial future and answering the question, is the worst behind us? Straight ahead, but first a look at the top stories we're following. The National Transportation and Safety Board is holding a briefing on yesterday's midair collision over the Hudson River. A small plane collided with a New York sight-seeing helicopter. Nine people are presumed dead. Five bodies have been recovered so far, along with some wreckage.</s>DEBBIE HERSMAN, CHAIRMAN, NTSB: During the recovery efforts today, they were able to recover most of the helicopter. The helicopter was removed from the water and has been taken to a pier for further examination. That helicopter was in water that was about 30 feet deep. The divers had extremely challenging conditions with current and visibility. At times, the visibility was no more than one foot in front of them.</s>WHITFIELD: We'll continue to update you on that tragedy on the Hudson River. Meantime after the short break, back now to our hour- long focus now, is the worst behind us? Let's talk about the unemployment rate, dipping slightly from 9.5 percent to 9.4 percent. Josh Levs fielding your questions, is their relief?</s>LEVS: Yes Fred, I'll give you an example of them right now. First of all, CNN.com/jobs is packed with a lot of information here. But here is a question we're going to get an answer to. Will this be a lopsided recovery? Pam is writing us. "You know what, there are no jobs out there for middle-aged people." Are we going to see as jobs recover, only certain people being able to get jobs? We'll get answers, coming right up.