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Month employers added far fewer jobs than originally expected. 194,000 added, economists were predicting 500,000. the unemployment rate, however, did go down and now sents below 5%. president here trying to put a positive spin on all of this, telling reporters things are improving month to month. >> so in the past three months, we've seen a crop of 1.3 -- drop of 1.3 million long-term unemployed. that's the largest three month fall since we started keeping records in 1948. more to do with great progress. >> reporter: but inflation remains a real concern. aaa reporting the national average for ...

Comparing how much his wealth grew compared to how much he paid in income taxes. that's the calculation they used for this rate. that rate for elon musk, the second richest person was 3.27%. for warren buffett calling higher taxes on the rich, his tax rate happens to be the lowest of all, .1%. less than 10 cents for every $100 he added to his wealth. doug, you said this never should have been reported by pro-publica, why? >> revealing taxpayer information makes you liable for

Also we want to figure out whether it is newsworthy, and we think it is in the public interest for the public to understand how the wealthy avoid taxes. >> yes, it is newsworthy as hell. here is the true tax rate for the rich people. this is not speculation, warren buffett, 0.1%. jeff bezos port 98%, michael bloomberg 1.30%, elon musk 3.27%. this is astonishing. there are nurses and teachers and secretaries, and health care workers paying way way more than that. that number, those numbers are mind-blowing. >> yes, thank you. and we thought so through that's why we're publishing them. but you h...

Verified, are they true, and they are true. we have verified them substantially with more than 50 people and the people that we wrote about today in this story. and also then we want to figure out whether it's newsworthy. we think it is in the public interest for the public to understand how the wealthy avoid taxes. >> yes. okay. it's newsworthy as hell. the true tax rate for the richest people in the country. this is not speculation. warren buffett, .1%. jeff bezos, .98%, michael bloomberg, 1.30%. elon musk, 3.27%. this is astonishing. there are pipefitters and nurses

Higher trading revenue that led to a rally in the home. new report shows the cost of living is going higher. ticked up, prices 1.5% higher than this time last year. it's a problem for the federal reserve. it wants to see the number closer to 2%. take out food and energy, prices rose about 2.2%. the silver lining, paychecks are growing faster than grocery bills except if you're on social security. the check will grow by $3.27 next year. typical retiree's monthly benefit a little more than $1,300 a month. all right. this piece of historic trump real estate could be yours. yes, that's a trump...