ballistic missile, most short range but one was an intermediate range ballistic missile that overflew japan. the u.s. will not be deterred in its exercises, the firing and testing of long-range missiles as long as trilaterals with the u.s. and japan that was conducted yesterday and will continue today. the u.s. will not be deterred from the region even as the u.s. warns north korea may be getting ready for another nuclear test. it s possible they re ready to go since may. if kim jong un carried out the test, it would be the seventh. has there been any escalation from russia that would have prompted him to raise that specter? reporter: this is a question we constantly ask at the pentagon. has the u.s. administration seen any indication that russia is prepared to use a nuclear weapon and has there been any reason for the u.s. to change the nuclear posture? in both cases there the answer remains no. but what s concerning is the rhetoric from the kremlin, from medvedev and pu
so the federal reserve is going to look at this and other metrics but it shows the job market is still strong, not a huge, dramatic slowdown but an indication that perhaps some of these interest rate hikes in the past had some kind of impact. what mark is describing there is that investors are watching the fed watching the jobs report, maybe hoping for pro vepro versely bad news which would be good news for investors. if you saw a slow down, it would mean the fed s rate headachehikes, it a lagging indicator. wage is 5%. wage growth robust by historical standard but below recent months that s important. the fed wants to tamp down on wages here as part of the inflation story. i think next week we get a whole bunch cpi data, inflation data.