their blackberries, i remember that. a lot of stuff going on in the background. certainly, that does it for cnn news central. but don t go anywhere the lead starts right now. a new chapter in the battle over abortion rights, republicans and democrats unite. the lead starts right now. attempts to restrict abortions in two separate states shut down. i ll speak with a group of women who pulled off a legislative maneuver to stop one band from moving forward. plus, a new wave of russian attacks across ukraine, an apartment building among the targets hit. a cnn team is on the ground as the death toll continues to rise. and downsize, as more people turn to drugs such as ozempic to drop the pounds, it s taking a toll on household names in the weight loss industry. welcome to the lead, everyone, i m bianna golodryga in for jake tapper. we start in our health lead and the fight over access to abortion front and center as state legislatures are cracking down on abortio
upset with bob lee over whether anyone, quote, happened with thes sister and lee before he s said to have stabbed cash app founder to death. new court documents give a blow by blow account of the night of lee s murder they reveal a witness overherd a telephone conversation between two men in which questioning lee over whether his sister was doing drugs or anything inappropriate. lee reassured him nothing bad had happened but later in the night both men they went to the sisters apartment at the millennium tower in san francisco. prosecutors say there was some type of dispute between closed doors before surveillance video captures the two men leaving the tower together and getting inside the white bmw just after 2 a.m. they drive and park in a secluded area it s dark and can t ma o faces and surveillance video captures mominti moving to lee stabbed three times once in the hip and in the chest including directly in the heart and tech mogul left to slowly die. he sped off in his
that s what the market responded to. finishing up 260 points or may be right around that area. you know, but the federal reserve peels back the onions on this. and a look at core inflation, that s without food and energy prices and what we are seeing is that it s basically moving sideways on this. you can see for the past two months core inflation at 4.7% and this month at 4.6% year-over-year shows experts as sticking inflation more sticky than first thought by the federal reserve. and this is what people feel every day at the store, the latest fox news polling shows 70% of people rate the economy as poor and only fair. only 21% see it as excellent and good. abysmal numbers. paul, christopher from wells fargo says we are looking at in economic rocky road ahead. you have inflation still sticky that is going to keep cost of production higher, we just hire and at the same time spending last. this is going to hit revenue squeezing profits from both sides in the market is not ex
members and 169 fatalities during the now infamous exit from afghanistan didn t really qualify as a chaotic failure at all. that s despite the fact that hundreds of afghans were clinging to the wing of u.s. air craft as it departed afghanistan. despite gunfire sprang into a crowd; despite u.s. troops pulling an infant over barbed wire into safety. brunt chaos? i m sorry, i just don t buy the whole argument of chaos. for all this talk of chaos, i just didn t see it. it was tough in the first few hours.down would expect it to be. unbelievable. the white house went even further releasing a 12-page report today saying president bide s choices for how to execute a withdrawal from afghanistan were severely constrained by condition created by his predecessor. on capitol hill gop lawmakers are practically incan docent ripping kirby for his call comment. house foreign committee chair called kirby s comment disgraceful and insulting. rain jackson texas called kirby s comments sicke
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