it is 10:00 a.m. in new york i m lindsey riser and this morning huge new questions swirls as the historic case against president trump launches into a new phase the prosecutor alleging new information at the center of the charges. he s not saying what that information is, something trump s legal team is already pouncing on. i mean, where are the underlying charges the indictment actually did not list what these underlying charges are. trump overnight lashing out at both the judge and district attorney, despite warnings from the judge to avoid dangerous rhetoric did his comments last night cross the line, and what does all this mean for his presidential campaign? breaking news out of missouri, multiple people are dead after a suspected tornado strike in the southeastern part of the state, the search for survivors. a double barrel seismic shift in politics, progressives in chicago and wisconsin scoring massive electoral victories, first by electing former teacher br
script and inspiring america. good evening everyone pessimism about the state of the american economy turned to welcome surprise today with new numbers confirming the nation is still cranking out jobs at a brisk pace a whopping 528,000 new jobs added last month. the unemployment rate dropping to 3.5%, tying the prepandemic low. the figures suggesting the country has not edged off into a recession. not to be ignored however inflation. still eating into pay checks and a federal reserve poised to raise the key interest rate next month for the fifth time this year in an effort to slow the economy and bring prices down. after suffering bad economic headlines for weeks an enthusiastic president biden today trumpeting the job gains with the steady drop in gas prices kelly o donnell reporting now from the white house. reporter: an unexpected summer scorcher the hot jobs market. employers added twice the number of jobs predicted for july 528,000. the unemployment rate dropping to
guards at every public school. there s no mention of gun law reform in fact, there are bills currently up before your general asemi assembly that would expand gun access can you talk to us about where your state moves from here with so many calling for change well, these young people, the thousands who you saw who walked out of class, it was the largest protest in a decade in tennessee. they re going to change, my colleagues on the other side of the aisle, i m in the capitol right now and right below me there s a committee meaning, they re trying to arm teachers they re passing these laws that proliferate guns in our community. if guns made us safer, what is going on here. we had a mass shooting, my constituented were impacted in antioch with the waffle house mass shooting. i talked to the mother of one of the victims there who was surprised that five years later almost this month, no house has moved. tennessee state representative