he plays the piano, keyboard and guitar. he will be here for our all summer american concert series. brian: wonder if he can play all those instruments. steve: he has been here a couple of times. welcome back. this year we have the addition of the mclemores from masterbuilt. they are out on the square, fox square making us breakfast. there is john jr. john, what are you making today? steve, we are making some burnt end reversed cedar wings. we actually did this for super bowl with you guys. we are spicing it up a little bit for good afternoon mcgraw and the all-american summer concert series. we have got a triple threat sauce. it is a smoked wing, bring it up to temp, 225 degrees for about 45 minutes. and then we have a pineapple chipotle, barbecue. i will show you the absolutely beauty shop. what was that those are the wings? those are the wings, and this is the results that you get right here. it is a perfect, crispy, burnt end wings. what we got for the all-ameri
we have hurricanes and tornadoes and flooding. people saw that i took my kids to yellowstone park. now look at yellowstone park. excuse me, mr. president. i think you are overstating it we would like gas prices low. we are not blaming you for the tundra or yellowstone park. we don t buy your most people don t buy your explanation for gas prices and vilifying oil and gas which you just heard. finally exxon speaking up saying i can just inform you of the reality of the business? steve: the president was blaming climate change. he is saying you never let a crisis go to waste. okay. climate change? it s a reason americans are in a bad mood. coronavirus is why people are in a bad mood. and yesterday the white house laid bear what they re trying to do. that a little bit was in jacqui s report right there. and that is when asked, so, why doesn t the american government ask the american oil manufacturers to drill more? he said we don t need more oil.
every day about 1.5 million americans board airplanes. this morning they have a big question. is it safe to fly? no doubt there s good reason for that concern. this new plot centered around a nonmetallic explosive designed to slip through airport detectors similar to a bomb aboard a flight in 2009. a malfunction may be the only reason those passengers survived. the latest plot also targeted an international flight coming into the united states. that was foiled two weeks ago. the investigation is still unfolding. a short time ago we heard from white house chief adviser or counterterrorism. the big question how worried should we be that this bomb and others like it would not be detected by current safeguards. this i.ed was a threat from the standpoint of the design we ve been able to determine and so now we re trying to make sure that we take the measures that we need to to prevent any other type of ied from getting through security procedures. so will ramped up vigilance m
the american economy has created in the private sector jobs for the past 21 months in a row. that s nearly three million new jobs in all. more than half a million over the last four months. so we need to keep that growth going. there are some new signs of life in the u.s. job market. with a strong showing in november that caught a lot of the analysts by surprise. the labor department says employers added 120,000 jobs helping push down the unemployment rate from 9% in october to 8.6%. that s the lowest level in almost three years. but there s more to it than meets the eye. lisa sylvester standing by with more. so what s the story behind these latest numbers? okay, wolf. we re going to talk you through the numbers. first, the positive news. unemployment, as you mentioned, it did tick down from 9% to 8.6% in the month of november. that is very good news. and if you take a look at it in terms of the jobs created, 120,000 jobs that is higher than what economists were estimat