Sitting on the northbound tracks. Metro says theyre up to 70minute delays on the harlem line because of the crash. Now i want to give you a look here at the ground video we just got on the system here. You can see the front of the car thats been mangled. Well get to that in a second there, but we talked to michael mcmillan, a passenger on the train. We were coming down the track, we were kind of going slow. You know, were coming to an intersection. I didnt really understand what had happened until we stopped, and somebody said, a train hit the car. Well keep on top of this and bring you any new information as we get it in. A jetblue pilot accused of being drunk at the controls while flying 151 passengers from florida to new york. Tonight that pilot is waiting to face a judge in federal court. Investigators say the jetblue pilot was not only over the legal limit to fly, blood also well past the. 08 limit to drive. News4s Gus Rosendale was in downtown brooklyn with these details new at 5
And certainly not as robust as last year. The Unemployment Rate exactly in line with what economists had expected. You can see the tenyear trend is amazing. And we do know about some 370,000 people came back into the job market. 2. 2 wages, thats also a good number. Look at business, 31,000 there. Its interesting, these jobs are computersomes designer jobs, a lot of that kind of growth. Very hitech skill jobs in that part of the economy. Health care, same there. Manufacturing only 16,000 jobs and the government points out manufacturing employment for the year is little change, not as robust as last year. That might be where youre really starting to see the president s trade wars crimp. Now i want to show you some perspective. This is average monthly job gains prch for the year were looking at about 165,000 new jobs last month. Certainly the slowest weve seen in some time, so theres something happening here. There is still job growth, no question. Wages about 3. 2 . Were seeing jobs gro
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Today, Gov. Andy Beshear announced $2.5 million in Appalachian Regional Commission (ARC) grants for two projects in Eastern Kentucky that will upgrade waterlines, create jobs and build a better Kentucky.
The grant funding is administered by the Department for Local Government (DLG). Grantees include the City of Cumberland and the Northeast Kentucky Regional Industrial Authority in Grayson.
“These projects are great for Eastern Kentucky and will provide better utility service, create jobs and foster real opportunity,” said Gov. Beshear. “These advancements will help us sprint out of the COVID-19 pandemic this year and will help us build the stronger, better Kentucky we’ve always imagined.”
from where i m standing. you ll see this peaceful and constant presence so today is day 5 of uncertainty. they were essentially caught off-guard here. they were not given any warning when the coal production company they were working for declared bankruptcy on july 1st and essentially were left with no way of putting food on the table. to explain a bit what it s been like for many of these employees, i m stand wg the mayor charles raleigh. if you can step right up here, sir. i want you to tell me a little bit about what this means for so many families not only in your city but in surrounding coal country? it s overwhelming the support they ve got with people coming in. what it means for the coal miners here, their livelihood. i mean to see them having to sit here, you can tell it s pretty