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Disappointed 4.2 million and everyone agrees that this wa fake it's a question of how you justify why it was fake. so, jp morgan says, well it wa a fake let's questionnaire had 4.2 5 million users. and charlie javid says, well it was fake because use th synthetic data i cannot give you my existin customers personal information so i was using algorithmic lee generated fake data designed t close 2% goal the actual data, so you could annualize the demographic characteristics on the customer base. on the potential customer base without actually betrayed th privacy of any people wh actually signed ...

The world and seriously cut down on deaths that would have been a lot higher without it. you say? >> well, i would disagree with you on that. i don't think the science supports that, i don't think you can show me any scientific study that shows that. in fact, the nations that didn't vaccinate had the lowest death rate. for example, nigeria had a 1.5 vaccination rate and it had a 14 death per thousand. we had 3,000-- i mean 14 death per million population, and 3,000 deaths per million population and haiti had the same thing, almost no vaccination, had 15 deaths per million population, so, they ...

We are back with ou we are back with our climate challenge series and a dire, new report about earth's glaciers. they're melting at an astonishing rate with catastrophic consequences. anne thompson reports. >> reporter: today's u.n. report details the relentless advance of climate change on every continent, the world's glaciers shrinking at a dramatic pace before our eyes. >> it's not just that we're losing ice, but we're losing them faster and faster. >> reporter: the 40 glaciers tracked worldwide lost an average of 4.2 feet of ice in a year. in europe, the melting of the glaciers in the al...

Unemployment rate since the government began collecting those statistics when we see where we saw the job gains in the months specifically, leisure and hospitality. think about bars and restaurants adding about 72,000 jobs in the month. also healthcare adding about 34,000 jobs in the month but not every industry saw job gains. look at retail, you think about jobs at the mall, for example, that particular industry contracting by about 15,000 jobs the overall picture on the labor market therefore looks good. but the picture on inflation still doesn't look that good when you look at average hourl...

Economy. when you take a look at how much more people are getting paid, 4.2%, that's the increase in average hourly earnings in the month of march compared to march last year. that is a pretty strong number, although it's lower than the pace of inflation. so the way that prices are going up at the store is still outpacing how much your wages are going up, which really underscores the weird economy that we're in right now, lindsey. >> thank you so much for helping us break that down joining us from the white house, national economic council director lael brainard this morning the president rele...