party. so i think those things plus the fact that trump shows you don t have to run a conventional campaign if you can communicate in this environment shows politics can change a lot. we continue with norm ornstein from the american enterprise institute for a look at the 114th congress. we re headed for continuing rocky times. and that s true even if we show see a sweeping victory for one party that gives them complete control, would happen far more likely with democrats, but it s not likely. we re likely to have divided government for a significant period of time to come. and the parties each have their struggles. but the divisions across those lines are deep. we conclude with charlie s conversation with ezra edelman, marcia clark and carl douglas. they discuss a new documentary on the o.j. simpson trial, o.j. made in america. it is unfair since i never met o.j. but i came to, and you know this, charlie, like o.j. reputationally had a reputation of not being a good a
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course, but tomorrow s taking on added significance, not just to wall street but to main street and washington as well. hiring in may showed its weakest gain in more than five years. the anemic report shocked just about everybody, and it cemented the federal reserve s decision not to raise interest rates. then came another surprise, the brexit, and tomorrow s report will determine whether may s weak showing was an anomaly or the start of a new and worrying trend for what has been one of the strongest parts of the economy, so here s what s expected. consensus is for non-farm payrolls to rise 165,000. the unemployment rate may tick higher to 4.8% and average hourly earnings are expected to gain.02%. two new pieces of data point to a strengthening labor market and could bode well for that report tomorrow. payroll processor adp released its monthly report showing the creation of 172,000 private sector jobs last month. part of the gain is due to small businesses ramping up hirin
and featuring the legendary roots crew. questlove: this is show 500! steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! [ cheers and applause ] jimmy: thank you very much. [ cheers and applause ] do the whole show do the whole show just like that. that s good. don t even focus it. don t even focus it. [ cheers and applause ] i want to get unfocused. [ cheers and applause ] 500. hey, buddy. [ cheers and applause ] 500, can you believe that? guys welcome to the tonight show, i m your host jimmy fallon. here s what people are talking about. of course it is donald trump. everyone s talking about donald trump. [ light laughter ] he is rumored to have selected indiana governor mike pence as his running mate. yeah, according to the new york times, pence is someone who is unlikely to embarrass trump. [ laughter ] this raises the question, is there anything that can embarrass trump? i don t know. [ cheers and applause ] what could possibly [ applause ] if you re not familiar
60-year-old woman from florida. five others, including another american were wounded, but they are expected to survive. police arrested a 19-year-old somali man who migrated from norway. he selected his victims at random and believe he suffers from mental illness. the administrator of a fund for the survivors and family members of victims from the orlando nightclub massacre held the first of two meetings about how the money will be distributed. the fund raised $23 million from donations and all of it toward the victims families next month. 49 people were killed and dozens hurt when omar mateen opened fire inside the pulse nightclub in june. steve: melania trump tackling questions head on. how she s trying to clear up the controversy. reporter: another day, another controversy. there are reports melania trump was once an illegal immigrant. it stems from nude photos the would be first lady is strongly denying these claims, this as donald trump navigates what s consider