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killed in a grocery store parking lot. plus, yet another proud boy tells the court he s a changed man who regrets his actions on january 6th. he sees them now as unimaginable. how did the judge respond? the prison time he s now facing on seven felony charges for storming the capitol. but we begin with the rapidly intensifying political division surrounding former president donald trump s legal issues in georgia. one of the former president s supporters is now suggesting that if the fulton county case goes to trial, it s inviting civil war. we need to be taking action right now because if we don t, our constituencies are going to be fighting in the streets. do you want a civil war? i don t want a civil war. i don t want to have to draw my rifle. well, the state s republican governor, brian kemp is trying to tamp down any and all threatening rhetoric, rejecting calls by trump and some of his supporters to start impeachment proceedings against d.a. fani willis. i ....
and happening right now at a d.c. court, a member of the proud boys facing sentencing for his role on january 6th, how long he could face behind bars. good day to you, it s 10:00 this friday morning eastern time. i m peter alexander reporting from washington, we are going to begin with that breaking economic news, the u.s. economy adding 187,000 jobs in the last month, in the month of august, nearly 20,000 more than what the analysts have been predicting. the unemployment rate, as you note, it went up about, well, 0.3% to 3.8%. the highest place it s been since february of last year. we want to get to nbc news business and data reporter brian cheung. he is at the big board with the very latest on all of this. brian, walk us through these numbers and what you find significant. yeah, good morning, peter. there s a lot of numbers in here. let s add a little bit of context to help us understand exactly what it is we re looking at. as you mentioned, 187,000 jobs. that ....
2026? we ll have reaction from the senator s office to this second incident this summer. also ahead, a new legal twist for america s mayor, a federal judge ruling that rudy giuliani defamed georgia election workers. could that impact the fulton county case too? and later, what s 2.2 billion between friends. the new york attorney general alleging donald trump isn t as rich as he says he is. it is 10:00 a.m. eastern, i m ryan nobles reporting from washington in for ana cabrera. this morning idalia s impact is being felt from florida to the carolinas. now a tropical storm, idalia unleashed heavy rain and life-threatening flash flooding across eastern north carolina in the early hours of this morning. after battering south carolina overnight, spitting out tornados with wind gusts strong enough to flip cars right on the roadway. people along florida s gulf coast are still dealing with the aftermath of the storm this morning. downtown cedar key almost entirely subm ....
bill? . and a judge nominated by two different republican presidents warning of the dangers of escalating threats against judges and their families after donald trump attacked not just judge juan merchan, but his daughter too. how this other judge sees threats to officers of the court as a threat to the rule of law. we begin today with the contrast in campaigns, as we gain new insights into the money and the messaging wars between president biden and donald trump. e today team biden is hosting day-long retreat for 175 of his deepest pocketed supporters, just hours after pulling off the most profitable political fundraiser in history. but not to be outdone, donald trump is on a mission to raise $33 million at a gathering next weekend, trying to top biden s 26 million. his event at radio city music hall in new york city featured the president and his two democratic predecessors, laying out a campaign strategy that might even be described as neighbor to neighbor. the w ....
do we have any idea what they might be doing? well, logic tells us if they re working on behalf of their biggest and most important client, donald trump, they were on the same floor as the d.a. s office, likely working out the details of what we have seen already from some of these other defendants, bond consent agreements, which is essentially getting the process of, you know, fulton county, it s not an arraignment, but post booking release details worked out. in the case of the other folks whose consent agreements have been posted, it s something like a monetary bond, an agreement not to break the law elsewhere or to talk to or try to intimidate witnesses. the same kinds of things we saw in the special counsel case in washington and in florida. likely with donald trump, as we have seen in all of these other cases, there are other elements to this. there are secret service elements, protections, how he goes to the courthouse or county jail in fulton county. all of th ....