Critical world cup match against england tomorrow, the americanse settled for a tie-in or opener with wales monday. correspondent alex hogan is covering the tournament. the u.s. men s national soccer team is squaring up formc his next world cup match.p on when we step on the field e haveen to be prepared or else te win is not possible. e. today the team acknowledge they are them underdog in this lineup but say that won t hold them back. we we carry that with pride. so far in delhi, underdogs to steal the show like saudi arabia s win over argentina and japan s victorypa over germany. japan receiving high praise as fans celebrated the historic wic by staying behind to clean up the stadium. the japanese team leaving their locker room like this, spotless. meanwhile today in a fast-paceds win over ghana, portugal st cristiano rinaldo becamema the first man to score at five different world cup s. ththe soccer star is a free aget this week afk after splitting wh
They have reinstated the smafk mandate, she says cases have risen 50% in ten days and if we fail to act now knowing every previous wave of infections has been followed by a wave of hospitalizations and then a wave of deaths, it will be too late. completely disagree with her. she is sending the wrong message. let s look at the numbers. early january, over 6,000 cases in philadelphia county. yesterday, 330 cases. gillian, and 0 deaths. hospitalizations at an all time low in philadelphia. ticked up 100 cases and she s sounding the alarms. you know what that does, it causes more covid fatigue and it s milder. i said we have treatments. so a slight uptick in cases in an area where there is plenty of immunity around. a lot of vaccination in philadelphia, and a lot of people have had omicron ba1, now sounding alarm over ba2, that s the wrong answer. gillian: there are siegel, thank you as always.
Guess they said it was 210,000 in november. that number is now 647,000. to so they added some 400,000 jobs to november, several hundred thousand more to december. i m skeptical of this number to the high side. i think there may have been fewer jobs created this time around. but i don t think that matters all that much. i think the story that people need to know is this the jobs market is very strong. employers are out there looking for workers. wages are going up. there is a shortage of workers. and so in any respect that you look at it, i think job market is reasonably strong. i m a little skeptical of this number being quite so strong. why? because the month that the bls looked at how many jobs were created that week was the same week as the peak of omicron. and i think there were a lot of people who were out of work who mafk counted just this month. overall, though, i think the jobs market is very strong. jason, could we see a revision of this? how do you read these numbers?
Lows hold into the session for the closing bell, and whether or not those markets in asia and europe start to react a little bit more positively. that might give you more of an indication. there are other investors and traders around the world halle that will be watching the currency markets, the bond markets, things that trade 24 hours a day, five days a week. right now, you have got the keep an eye on stocks that were hit the hardest. we were talking about energy stocks, oils and gas, metals and mining, steel-type stocks. those could be the bellwether for whether this dip, this leg lower has legs or not. dom chu thank you so much. appreciate you being with us. thanks for all of you for being here with us this afternoon. deadline: white house starts right after this quick break. afk