There. Meanwhile, a fifth person has died from a mass shooting in the englewood neighborhood last week. Senior correspondent mike tobin starts us off tonight from chicago. Good evening, mike. Mike: good evening, bret, it s just violence against civilians the officer down memorial page notes the officers killed in the line of duty is up 45% from the same time frame last year. Most of them were shot. But they were run down by cars, stabbed, otherwise assaulted. This as we two head first into this bloody summer and it s being caught on video. The savagery of the gun violence in chicago caught on video. A woman dragged from a car. A man attempts to shield her and is shot execution style. All of it in plain sight during the puerto rican prides celebration. It wasn t just one person there was one person who dealt the fatal shot. But there were others who were standing by who dragged that poor woman out of the car. New york, the bronx, another brazen shooting in broad daylight. Police say it
Baseballs, and more is in store for today. This forecast is brought to you by carvana, the new way to buy a car. Now, when we talk about the areas of concern for today, some of those same areas that got hit yesterday could potentially get hit again today, but this is a much wider swath of the country where we re talking very large hail yet again, larger than golf bawl size, damaging winds, tornados. The timeline will be mainly this afternoon going into the evening for the focus. New day continues right now. I m john berman alongside brianna keilar on this new day. Breaking overnight, another life has been lost in the deadly shooting at the rail yard in california, the 17th mass shooting in america this week as the nation seems to become numb. Prosecutors are investigating donald trump. They say that a witness they ve told a witness to prep for grand jury testimony. In this hour, we ll speak live with one person who is cooperating with them, the former daughterinlaw of trump s top money
inflation running rampant, price of gasoline return to seven-year high it reached in november, that is when the president taps into america s oil reserve to push prices lower. now more than 60 days later, right back where we started on that number. dana: we ll hear from the president later this morning on new numbers after the white house really tamped down expectations. the president is expected to deliver remarks from the white house 10:45 eastern and we find peter doocy there at his second home, the white house. hi, peter. peter: good morning. officials for days have been setting expectations for this report, very, very low, suggesting that they thought it was going to be bad because of covid. but this would be situation where they are happy to have been wrong. press sect. psaki: the month s job report may show losses because workers were out sick from omicron at point it was peaking. fu are not at work because of the omicron variant, you are not going to be counte
along with the coordinator in africa. brett mcgurk, both interviews live this hour. and president biden in new york city meeting with state and local leaders on gun violence, and exclusive nbc reporting as we re coming on the air. the chunk of change the president is throwing out to prevent a breakdown. i m hallie jackson. courtney is at the pentagon, and kristen welker is at the white house. there have been a lot of new details since early this morning when we heard about this strike, when we heard about this raid. so let s talk about the timeline here because we have new pieces of that. at first, we know it was about a two-hour mission, months in the making according to spokesperson for the pentagon, john kirby, and once u.s. special operations forces arrived, they secured and isolated the compound. they got on their bull horns and they were asking people inside to get out. not too long after that, the isis leader sit off a bomb on the third floor, and then a bun fight st
the unemployment rate with an unexpected jump from 3.5 to 3.8% all pointing to an economic cooldown after that post pandemic boom. experts reacting this way. the 3.8% is the biggest surprise. the unemployment rate is actually a pretty meaningful indicator. a lot of times that s one of the first places that we see a recession coming on. so jumping to 3.8 is potentially the start of something concerning. unemployment rate is pretty shocking. the uaw goes on strike as many anticipate, i guess we might cross over 4%. there is no doubt the yellow bankruptcy impact of the numbers. sandra: we heard the trucking company yellow filed for bankruptcy leaving 30,000 people without jobs. the actors strike in hollywood and white house announcing new regulations with more negative impact on businesses, new wage standards for construction workers and extended overtime pay. steve moore, former economic advisor to president trump joining us ahead of the president s speech a few moments f