of strikes aimed at southern lebanon and gaza. and we re learning this morning that the idea has mobilized its reserve forces, the latest on this fluid situation. cnn is on the ground important new jobs numbers just in moments ago, 236,000 jobs added, but that is below expectations. the unemployment rate is down to a low, low low 3.5% there are signs that things might be cooling off. expelled in an extraordinary move. tennessee house republicans vote to remove two young black democratic members for protesting on the capitol floor backlash and how republicans are defending it. we are following these major developing stories and many more all coming in right here to cnn news, central . major retaliatory strike in the middle east is really forces firing rockets overnight hitting palestinian targets in lebanon and gaza. and the i, d f is now ordering the mobilization of reserve forces. israel strikes are in response to the dozens of rockets fired from southern lebanon into northe
happy good friday. i m bill hemmer. happy good friday to you. it s time to break out some colors, i decided, indeed. i m dana perino. this is america s newsroom. let s get you to the numbers. the united states added 236,000 jobs last month. that is the weakest growth since december of 2020. unemployment it ticked down to 3.5%. we re crunching the numbers. hello, steve. is this good? is this bad? what s it tell smart guys like you? what it tells you that things are beginning to slow. what is more important is what happened earlier this week, the report on manufacturing. report on surfaces, isns, purchase managers, a very good indicator of what s about to happen. manufacturing is in a serious decline. services, which have been a mainstay in terms of people being able to spend on services again after the lockdowns, that s beginning to show signs of weakening. people s savings are beginning to be run down. credit card debt is beginning to go up. the storm clouds are there
bernie sanders will be campaigning, hillary clinton got a rock star welcome in harlem, it was fun. ben: how did she rock the apollo? did she walk onstage and give a speech? costume characters from times square showed up at city hall, they were invited, they weighed in on the proposal to put them in little boxes in times square. rosanna: did you go dress-up yesterday? greg: we have explored this issue, gone undercover in costume but we don t work there. the 27 hamilton, the musical you know that is beloved by everyone from the president of the united states to greg kelly, they are under fire for putting out a casting call for, quote, nonwhite men and women. now they make some changes. maybe you should audition. he don t stop. ben: we are lucky we got into theater. the coolest thing about hamilton, you saw it. very talented. a couple things happen. the guy with the dogs, there smart. looking at this, doing this, now check this out, jumps through the hoop, knox the ball first, t
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chemicals. the chemicals which are invisz bl gi invisible get into the air and can trigger asthma attacks. reporter: the south bay allergy and asthma group says more patients are coming in with significant problems, coughing, breathing, even sleeps at night. people don t realize it s the air quality that s triggering their symptoms. i see we ve had probably a 25% increase over the last two weeks. reporter: we actually spoke with other allergists as well. i talked to dr. robert terono earlier today after the aller swri and asthma associates of northern california and he, too, is seeing an uptick in business the last couple weeks and has advice for folks if they re concerned about whether or not they re going to continue to experience the asthmatic symptoms, stay inside altogether or take preventative medicines. reporting live from downtown san jose, sam brock, back to you in the studio. let s check in with rob mayeda. when might we see a change in the air quality?