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paid more between this year and last year? the number that we got, 4.4%. that's home how much higher wages are in june of this year compared to june of last year. that's a faster clip than the 4.3% we saw in the prior month, and for the federal reserve, which has been trying to get this number down so that they can make sure that employers are not passing on higher wage costs to the consumer, they might be looking at this and saying well, we might want to do one more interest rate increase, which is why markets and pricing it's another 2.5 percentage point interest rate increase in their next meeting at the end of the month. we'll have to see if the fed follows through on that. again, broad story, jobs market continuing to track along, just a little bit of a slower pace this time around. back to you. >> and our thanks to brian chung for that report. and still to come, damage control. how florida's first lady, casey desantis, is desperately trying to save her husband's sinking presidential campaign with women voters. and later, not guilty.