is his business a lot different than people realize? completely different. and i think, you know the media, thus far, has been kpli sent in this sort of helium loft that he s enjoying. the reality is he s not the biggest real estate developer in manhattan. there are people like jerry spire who donald is not even in that class. he says he pulled out of at lantic city at just the right time. for heaven s sakes. i think we need off to lighten
u.s. and it s at lies have agreed to a framework of a deal has led to russias decision to ply iran with correspondent air defenses. reporter: we think that given the conditions in the region tick any mri relation with the events in yemen the supplies of this type of weaponry are a deterrent factor. reporter: a deterrent for iran and a symbol of increasing cooperation between moss kwou and tehran. vladimir putin in a four hour long tv show defended the sale of a missile defense system to iran amid growing concerns from the obama administration that it could kpli case the on jg nuclear arms talks. translator: if some people are concerned that we started canceling sanctions then apparently our colleagues don t know that supplies of this types of systems are not including in the u.n. sanctions list. reporter: while the sale doesn t violate u.n. sanctions or even the framework agreed to in sits we recalled it does offer a glimpse into the strained relationship between the white hous
i m kate baldwin. john berman is off today. happy friday. it was going so well and now not so much. i m talking about that important indicator of the kpli, the monthly jobs numbers. the disappointing news came out a short time ago, the labor department reporting only 126,000 jobs added last month in the united states. that s the worst performance in more than a year and far below expectations that had been set by those oh, so smart minds. and wages are stagnant. the unemployment rate holding at 5.5%. let s get the story behind the numbers, what it really does mean. one jobs report does not a trend make everyone always says to me. that s right. what do you make of this? march is always a little bit crazy. as you mentioned, this was a huge miss. economists were expecting 244,000 jobs. wow. we learned that the last two
about the street s sweetheart deal with the governor s former borks the week after that the u.s. attorney s office in north carolina opened a federal criminal investigation into the state s handling of coal ash. federal prosecutors subpoenaed duke energy and subpoenaed the mccrory administration. 18 separate staffers of the mccrory administration s environment agency. prosecutors specific kpli asking staffers for details about money or items of value they might have exchanged with duke energy. those subpoenas call for testimony, testimony, in-person testimony before a grand jury in raleigh, north carolina, starting tomorrow at 9:00 a.m. and possibly continuing through thursday of this week. that testimony happens in closed court starting tomorrow morning. north carolina s environmental agency tonight said they wouldn t confirm whether the hearing is still scheduled for tomorrow or how many staffers they expect to testify. so what happens before that grand jury could remain a mystery. o
signals were sent. now the president has to contemplate what the consequences of moving further would be, including the economy, which has already taken a huge hit, which is why his press conference was a little bit chaotic nutty. yesterday. europe has a deep integration with russia. they depend on russia for much of their energy. there s a lot of other economic interaction and that s why there s a he is tans on the part of the germans and others to go as farce as perhaps we would like to go. these are thengs that have to be worked out between the allies. so it s a kpli. all right, ari fleischer and david axelrod. thank you both for being on this show. and still ahead, congressman