they ll shoot at anybody at any time, in front of kids, during the day, and this is what it s turned into. nypd data showed shooting incidents are up 64.2% over last year. 634 shootings as of sunday compared with 386 during the same period last year. it is disgusting. really disgusting, and it s frightening, too. [ indiscernible ] as if shootings weren t traumatizing enough, the culture of fear, gun violence puts in a neighborhood can be worse. we need our police officers out here. this is why we make sure we deploy more cops especially out here in the bronx where we see the violence going back and forth. stunning, right? the search for the suspect is still ongoing and i hope they get him. mike lindell, the my pillow
in ohio. trump is ahead by 102,000 votes over biden, 50.5%-48.1%. in north carolina 84% of the vote is in. biden has a very small lead of nearly 30,000 votes. 49.7%-49.1%. in minnesota right now 29% of the vote is in. biden has a relatively comfortable 300,000-vote lead over trump, 64.2%. to 33.8%. in new hampshire, more than a quarter of the vote is in, 26% of the vote is. biden has a nearly 20,000-vote lead over trump, 53.6%-45.1%. we have seven more states we want to check out right now. let s check out florida right now, trump is pretty comfortably ahead with 93% of the vote is in. he s got a lead of 382,000 votes over biden in florida. 29 electoral votes in florida. in pennsylvania only 20% of the vote is in. trump is ahead by some 46,000
the american dream? it s time now for the massey memo. let s bring in bob massi. good morning, ainsley. ainsley: good morning. tax reform. economy gone up. had 01 ks looking strong. apparently more people buying houses too, right? yeah, it s encouraging for the young people because it s been stagnant for so long and with unemployment issues that had occurred several years ago and kids couldn t get jobs there is a new feeling in our country that young people feel that there is great opportunity. so as a result of that, they are stepping out of the rental market and they want to own young families want to own. some places are expensive. they can t afford it they like suburban rural areas. they are back in ache. that s what exciting for the young people. ainsley: always fascinating when you see what percentage of americans own homes. right now 64.2%. or at least that was the last quarter of 2017.
doesn t see a lot of safe places he could go at this point. national investigative corner, michael isikoff. great talking with you. good news and bad news on the economy that came out today. the month of march saw a net gain of 216,000 nonfarm jobs, good number. but 13.5 million folks across the country still don t have a job. more than 6 million have been out of work for more than 27 weeks. another major indicator is a labor force participation rate, that s holding right now at 64.2%, with 921,000 people just saying, i m going to leave the workforce, that s it. completely giving up on their job search. to explain it all, msnbc financial analyst, vera gibbonss. could we be in a good situation but not know it? i think you might not be feeling if you ve been out of work for six months or longer, that s for sure, but it is a