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50-year low, near what economists consider full employment, which is why i pointed out the labor force participation number, too. a lot of people have left the job search because of the pandemic, trouble finding child care and you want to see that number start to move higher. i think there are just so many different cross currents at play here. we like to look at these trend, the trend for the unemployment rate is still very, very low and the trend for job creation is still pretty good. before t...

International correspondent mark stuart. as you look at this, this is not a surprise. this is one of those job reports that is within the bands of what economists were predicting. is it welcome news, mark? >> economists were predicting about 250,000 jobs added. i think this is welcomed news. its not a jolt or surprise as we had seen in earlier months. the jobs report is certainly about jobs but its also an important metric for the federal reserve to determine whether or not to raise interest rat...

>> look, john, every morning i get an e-mail from an analyst. the bottom line is this -- we still have a lot of challenges. we have a war in ukraine, uncertainty about energy prices not only from the war but opec cuts, we are dealing with pandemic concerns, supply change concerns, interest rate hikes. the environment for a recession is certainly high and i think were probably going thoo, it inevitable. but as far as a timeline, that doesnt really help us here. >> mark stuart, christine romans, t...

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Still responding to what hurricane ian did to puerto rico. that island, thousands of people still without power. >> absolutely cannot forget puerto rico. thank you so much, boris. so when you look at the extent of the damage, its easy to see how ian could become the largest natural disaster in floridas history. research estimates ian may have cost $47 billion in insured losses, and as cnns mark stuart tells us homeowners were already facing an insurance crisis. >> and, amara, this is happening...

The Tigers had one of the youngest rosters in NCAA Division I men's hockey last season. With eight of their top nine scorers returning, there is a strong foundation to build from.

A father from Burnley told police he wanted to kill his son after stabbing him in the chest with a kitchen knife, narrowly missing his heart.

The 34th annual Cooper-Young Festival returned Saturday as thousands walked to visit various vendors, hear live music and food and drink offerings.

A man from Burnley who initially denied having more than 250 images of child pornography later emailed the police and confessed his crimes.