energy sources like solar and wind power on to the grid. things we need to start thinking about now. i was going to say you re touching on the things of the future that need to be worked on right now as well. okay. heidi cullen, good to talk to you. thanks so much. thanks, alex. new developments in the wake of apple s iphone 4 flap. mark papermaster was senior vice president of engineering. he is out of job. it is unclear whether he was fired or leaving on his own. let s go from there to the economy now and the stubborn unemployment rate holding steady at 9.5% for a second straight month. the economy added 71,000 private sector jobs in july but analysts say that s not enough to keep up with population growth. cnbc s senior analyst ron is joining me live. good morning to you. good morning, alex. not just this unofficial i mean this employment rate that s the problem, the unofficial one as well. 16 plus percent. discouraged workers out there.
the taliban, although they are not releasing their names yet. four others also died including dr. karen woo, identified by the british foreign office this morning. with a good morning to all of you, i m alex witt. 11:00 a.m. on the east coast. we re going to get to our top story, to yonatan pomrenze, who joins us from nbc there in kabul. and yonatan, let s get to the latest on this story. we do know the bodies have been identified. the story continues to horrifically resonate around america, but what do you know is the latest there? alex, as you said, the u.s. embassy confirming they have established the identities and informed the families of the victims so now out of respect for the families they re waiting over the next half a day we ll start to hear more names. the incident continues to shock the community here, especially charity organizations, aid organizations, who need to rethink the way they work. in particular, iam, international assistance mission, this was the
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super bowl. a grand total of $360 million. and arizona was forced to reverse its stance. the new law has even split families. senator john mccain s taken a hard-line stance in favor of the law. his daughter megan blogged her disagreement saying, i believe it gives the state police a license to discriminate. still, most arizona residents 70% support this new law. their fears about crime seem to outweigh any worries about the economy. barbara pinto, abc news, phoenix. a major international drug company has agreed to pay a more than $500 million fine for illegally marketing its drug seroquel. the drug was approved by the fda specifically to treat schizophrenia and bipolar disorders. the government says astrazeneca pushed doctors to prescribe it for illnesses like dementia and depression. astrazeneca s illegal marketing of the drug led to millions of dollars of false claims against federal and state programs like medicare and medicaid. partly because of the off-label us
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