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We have been listening to president biden speaking about this month's jobs report and his agenda before he attends general colin powell's funeral at the top of the hour. at the washington national cathedral. he's saying unemployment decreased this year more than any year since 1950 and said paychecks are going up as well. in october we added more than a 530,000 jobs, beating expectations. and the unemployment rate ticked down to 4.6%. the economy was the top issue in virginia's governor's race the democrats lost. it's all looming over capitol hill where the economic agenda hangs in the balance...

>> thank you for watching this hour of right now more news with jose diaz balart. >> referee: good morning, i'm in for craig melvin. this hour we're following breaking news for you. any minute now we're expecting to hear from president biden after a block buster july jobs report. the biggest monthly begin since august. we're going to hear from the numbers and what it signals about an ongoing recovery. 943,000 jobs were added beating expectations. that's just under the entire population of delaware. but looming over this news is

Any other president, but not him. in fact the dramatic effects of their cheesy impeachment prequel was blunted days before the boat when trump announced a successful and daring admission to take out the isis leader. then it was six days later, the week ended with blockbuster economic numbers. >> 128,000 jobs in october, beating expectations. >> black unemployment rate is at a historic low at 5.4%. >> this is potentially game changing. >> laura: today the stock market committing the 401(k) and tensions kept climbing, heading records across all industries. even pockets of pop culture seems to be...

♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ geico for your boat. enjoy the water, enjoy the savings. >> bill: u.s. economy all eyes gdp growing 2.1% beating expectations but it is lower than last quarter. stocks reacting kind of -- fox business anchor lauren simonetti is here now. >> there is a kind of feeling friday for the dow jones industrial average. the report wasn't bad. gdp second quarter. 2.1%. a slowdown, not the 3.1% in q1 but still a good number. the problem, you have your painting two different stories. the consumer is spending up

Pretty good idea of what went wrong. >> reporter: cline founded one of the nation's top coal companies and donated $1 million to president trump's 2017 inauguration. two other men and four women were on board with him, including his daughter kameron and three friends. the cline family releasing a statement saying "chris was one of west virginia's strongest sons, an american original, full of grit, integrity, intelligence, and humor." adding, "our sister kameron was a bright light." a bahamian salvage team is working on recovering the helicopter before transporting it here to florida for inspec...