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rate has fallen to 8.6%. thats the lowest rate in nearly three years. christine romans back with us in new york now. so, christine, what a marked improvement. 120,000 jobs added in november, where are we seeing the most growth here? >> we had the last two months here res have hire, as well. many more jobs created in september and october than we thought. the growth were seeing is in the retail industry, no surprise there. 50,000 jobs created in the retail industry and half of those wer...

a sudden turn around from months of grim unemployment news, the jobless rate in november dropped to its lowest level in almost three years. 8.6%. u.s. businesses added 140,000 jobs. government jobs were lost. its a net gain bigger than a lot of experts were predicting and welcome news for a president trying to get re-elected. >> is doing everything i can every single day to get this economy growing faster and create more jobs. this morning, we learned that our economy added another 140...

Story from the beginning. she is also the anchor of "happening now" and joins us with the latest. hi. >> we are just a few hours away from hearing from josh and shane right here in new york city. interesting to hear what they have to say. we will try to bring you the comments live. again, we expect that a few u hours from now. the question of why it happened and how the ordeal even started is still a question that we hear today when we do the story and it will be interesting as well to hear if j...

also, infighting within the tea party movement, and a congressmans explosive charges that elements of the movement would like to see him hanging from a tree. and well take you inside the archives of moammar gadhafis brutal regime and uncover secrets that massacre victims took to their graves. we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. im wolf blitzer. youre in "the situation room." there is little to celebrate this labor day weekend here in the united...

Mission, iam. it was a medical mission to bring eye care and other medical assistance to a very remote part of afghanistan. now he said that all of the descriptions of the victims of this shooting matches up with the team that they sent out there along with the six americans. there was one german, two afghan and one british aide worker. were hearing different versions of what happened. a driver with them spoke with a police chief in the area. he said they encountered a group of militants who the...

Very, very engaging. the reality is ugandans mack up the bulk of the forces in somalia. they have been taking the bulk of the hits to protect the rest of africa. indeed, the rest of the world because al shabaab is al qaeda affiliated and the chatter is coming out of the ugandan presidential palace is why are we the ones having to take on this threat on our own? nobody else wants to go in when we are effectively becoming the frontline against terror in east africa. i think there are high-level co...

My children. we have never sooen anything like this. people are terrified and the government doesnt even have enough resources to rescue us. hester fied dealing with this quake. >> maybe roll in more pictures here and do mapping as well. how remote an area are we talking about here and how difficult is it going to be to get relief to the impacted areas? >> its extremely remote. this is a rural part of china. in fact, its about 1200 miles west-southwest of beijing. we have a correspondent, in fac...

The quick a magnitude 6.6, caused gentle swaying of large buildings in the city but thankfully did not trigger option a d.c. trigger a tsunami. a series of explosions in kandahar afghanistan said to be a warning to troops. coalition troops are planning an offensive for later this year in the kandahar province where armed taliban still rove years after the u.s. removed them from power. pakistani planes bombed several positions, killing 16 militants and destroying three hideouts. the air strik...

Britain first before he stabbed her. mr. cox, first off, i just wondered what went through your mind when you read this retweet from president trump this morning. >> i think we probably got used to a degree of absurdity, of outrageous retweets and tweets from the president but i think this felt like it was a different order. here he was retweeting a felon, somebody who was convicted of religiously aggravated harassment of an organization that is a hate-driven organization on the extreme fringes ...

Course, we await to see what the russians say, whether they can actually verify that information and what evidence they give us to prove that he was actually killed. >> the brutality, diana, of this man is well documented on people of the region, no question. i mean, weve seen these beheadings, these, you know, burning people in oil. any opponents of isis, the brutality is just sickening, no question about that. for americans, they may remember the story of kayla mueller, the young woman who was...