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Or if you had a vaccine or plan to. emerge as you. emerge tremfyant®. ask you doctor about tremfya®. toe to share on sunday's mass shooting in baltimore. police this morning arrested a 17-year-old male in connection to the shooting that killed two and injured at least 28 others. he faces three gun charges as well as a fourth charge of reckless endangerment. police are saying that three victims are still in the hospital right now, and the investigation is not over. we'll stay up to date on that. we also have breaking news to share about the job numbers that came out today for the month of j...

Were below both estimate as well as last month's gains. let's go right to cnbc's brian cheung, what say you about all this? >> there's a lot of context that's needed when we're throwing all these numbers out there. as you mentioned, 209,000 jobs, that's how many were added in the month of june. that is a slower pace than 306,000 that we saw in may and also this was below what wall street economists had expected. but look, the unemployment rate was still at 3.6%. that's essentially near 50-year lows, which is encouraging. now, where do we see the job gains in the month? we saw it specifically i...

One more measure of the u.s. economy is out today. we're learning that 209,000 jobs were created in june, strong number, slightly less than expected. the big question is could this be a goldilocks moment? matt egan joins us now. everyone looking for the goldilocks moment. where does this number stand? >> jim, we are still in this weird place where cooling job growth is actually good news. the jobs market has been simply on fire, so much so that wall street, the federal reserve, and even the white house wants it to chill out so it doesn't overheat the economy. it seems like we got that healthy ...

File reports 20 confirmed shark attacks in new york's recorded history, but 8 happened last year, and officials say this year's attacks prove a new reality. >> reporter: last summer was not an aberration, but that what we're looking at is likely a new normal here. >> reporter: linsey, officials say those drones will go on multiple daily sweeps, and they're also going to have life guards on wave runner to keep a closer look. >> linsey: trying to keep swimmers safer. trevor, thank you. a new headline about the american economy. the labor department reports the u.s. added 209,000 jobs last mont...

Windows in southeast iowa, they need their workers and need to keep them. >> employee retention is top of mind and certainly one of our top priorities. >> reporter: so the company over the past few years spent $30 million on housing, child care centers and restaurants in the small town where it's based and offered signing bonuses for certain positions. now the cocompany saysys retetention ratetes are up 36% from the year before. >> we have the team members that we need at this point moving forward as compared to the high demand and needs during the pandemic. >> reporter: pella is clearly not a...