Russian port overnight. it shows an unmanned drone seriously damaging a russian warship. and the update of the gilgo killings. sara is off today. i m kate bolduan with john berman, and this is cnn news central. a new month of job growth extending employment strength in the u.s. economy. 187,000 jobs were added in july and the unemployment rate ticked down to 3.5%, and now the 187,000 jobs added were lower than what economists were expecting. joined now by acting labor secretary julie sue, and thank you for joining us, and
Power. they want to deny him all of those rights in a russia judgment for one political purpose which is to uphold the biden administration. so the justice department does want this case to be moving fast and they said as much in court yesterday, but they have also said that there is a way to do this case to hand over the evidence starting very fast, and ready to go, and the magistrate case before her, and she said directly, that this court, this case is going to be fair, and trump said that he wants things to go to the supreme court, and that is not how it works either. you can t just snap your fingers and expect things to go to supreme court on appeals. thank you syou, katelyn pola
Putin appears to put him away on time, and this is a test of nerves here of navalny here. it is showing. navalny is giving away his life or decades of it to make a stand in the fight for speech and human rights. nic, it is saying that ukraine is able to reach this seaport of russia with an unmanned sea drone, and what are you learning about this? we are learning that the unmanned sea drone is targeted at a longer range than any previous ukrainian sea drone. it is a massive target, and a huge warship. we understand there were about 1,000 pounds of explosives in this marine drone, and you see the video of it here. it is moving in on the massive warship, and now the russians are saying that they repelled
Widely on social media. nbc s matt bradley joins us with the latest. this is the latest indication ukraine can and will strike targets within russia. and the first time they ve hit a russian port. what can you tell us? yeah. we ve been seeing this all week. for the last couple months we ve been seeing drones over moscow, really kyiv, taking the war not to russia s doorstep but right inside their home and that should be something that should be rattling a lot of folks in the kremlin, the architects of this war. this is the first time they ve hit a russian port. this is the first time they ve hit a port on the russian mainland. they ve hit ships around crimea, that russia annexed in 2014. despite that asterisk here, this is an important step because that port that was struck in the city, is a huge facility, and it actually russia had seen it as a backup to ports the crimea
Russian port for the first time since putin s invasion. the ukraine official says this video of a drone slamming in to a russian warship was picked up on this video. the port is the home of the navy-based shipyards an an oil terminal for russia. also this week, drones hit the same sky scraper in moscow twice. ukraine not taking responsibility for the strikes, but president zelensky is saying this. gradually the war is returning to the territory of russia, to its military bases and this is inevitable, natural and absolutely fair process. martha: with that, let s bring in the former deputy a six and the secretary of defense. thanks for being here today. you know, i think a lot of people listen to that statement by zelensky and it makes them a little unnerved where this is going and how much wider the