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decades. plus the search for answers continues after a deadly stab ing attack on the iconic las vegas strip. and the justice department reportedly does not think the former president trump has returned all of the documents he took when he left the white house. we begin with another job growth story. its starting to slow. the government reported this morning that employers created 263,000 new jobs in september. its in line with expectations. the unemployment rate fell to 3.5%. lets ...

expecting their fourth child. teigen making the emotional announcement on her instagram page saying the last four years have been a blur of emotions and she breathes a sigh of relief every day she hears a heart beet. of course, this announcement comes nearly two years after she suffered a pregnancy loss at 20 weeks of their third child. so congratulations to them. and "new day" continues right now. good morning to viewers here in the u.s. and around the world, its thursday, august ...

Retail, education we were among the areas that saw a contraction. but broadly speaking, when you lock at the unemployment rate at 3.5%. thats lows that we have not seen in many, many decades. it shows you that despite the fears of a recession, there isnt necessarily anything being reflected in the labor market. american workers still have a lot of choices, but as yo mentioned, there are some disparities by race with the the hispanic and black unemployment rates higher than the national average. ...

Particular about a 15% minimum tax on corporations and other tax provisions before promising her key vote. joining us now are former congressional budget office director douglas holtz and cnn economics commentator catherine rampell. we have a left/right split. let me start with you, catherine. what do you make of kyrsten sinemas holdout to date, her concerns about carried interest, and also the data tami just laid out which this could end up impacting workers and average folks in unintended ways...