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Groups of people in asia and africa. And in facilities its a business is something in the water as we seek to harvest more energy from sustainable sources hydro power is growing in importance especially along major waterways like the mekong river in Southeast Asia there are already dozens of dams in its basin and plenty more planned a big plant has just gone online in laos but opponents say the ecological and social costs are too high the 4500000000. 00 a year brewery mega dam seen here under construction and 2016 is just one of many hydroelectric projects being planned along the mekong river ...

Tonight, the next test for america. How and when do you reopen . Saving jobs without risking lives. And what the president said moments ago about testing in this country, with pressure to ramp up tests, to get americans back to work. And tonight, across the country, the fight to save lives continues. New yorks governor pointing out about 1,000 new patients a day. 337 lives lost in the last 24 hours in new york. He says he will extend the shutdown beyond may 15th in parts of the state, and hopes to unpause others. Tonight, a devastating toll. News that one of new york citys top e. R. Doctors tr...

Jobs were added in may, blowing in past expectations cnn's matt egan joins us now, mat were kind of in a pattern here where we talk about how great the jobs reports are. but then it kind of highlights the fight that the fed is continuously had with inflation, right? >> that's right, boris, i mean, the jobs market is relentless just when it looked like things were slowing down, we find out today that hiring unexpectedly accelerated in may 272,000 jobs added. that is a strong number in any environment, it crushed expectations and it's looking more and more but like that's slowdown in april was r...

From higher prices such a gas the acting labor secretary about that. >> the president have not said bidenomics since march of this year. is he a ministration moving away from using that term because it is equated to higher prices? >> i said it here. at this point i don't forget matters what you call it. this is an economy that's doing well. we've defied all expectations in terms of the job growth. we haven't yet talked about the an implement rate. again still at or below 4%, for 30 months running now. >> to an employment rate has not been 4% since january of 2022. it's interesting a government...

Average hourly earnings, under a lot of scrutiny, intense scrutiny these days, given stubbornly high consumer prices and the inflationary picture, that came in better than expected on both a month-over-month and year-over-year basis. americans on average, per hour, were improving their income by 0.4% on a month-over-month basis, which brings you to 4.1% gain on a year-over-year basis. that's being viewed as generally positive. now for where the jobs are, the biggest gains came from health care, which added 68,000 jobs. government hiring added around 43,000 jobs. leisure and hospitality added 4...