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The unemployment rate in the state of Massachusetts as of October 2023 is 2.8%, a far cry from 16.9% in April of 2020 at the start of the pandemic. Unemployment
The unemployment rate in the state of Massachusetts as of October 2023 is 2.8%, a far cry from 16.9% in April of 2020 at the start of the pandemic. Unemployment
The unemployment rate in the state of Massachusetts as of October 2023 is 2.8%, a far cry from 16.9% in April of 2020 at the start of the pandemic. Unemployment
The unemployment rate in the state of Massachusetts as of October 2023 is 2.8%, a far cry from 16.9% in April of 2020 at the start of the pandemic. Unemployment
we have not heard whether any other allies are going to get on board with this. as hans was saying there are second and third order effects. they have impact on other allies by these sanctions that end up hitting some of the allies in the pocketbook as well. you know, we have an important deadline coming up this week, june 27th. iran announced last week that on that date that they would hit their uranium enrichment would hit the max amount that it was allowed to reach prior to jcpoa, prior to the deal. and that was really the announcement that was really to put pressure on european allies to force them to try to talk the united states into somehow coming to some kind of an agreement here and to bring them back to the table to some kind of negotiation. >> and kourtney, what more do we know about these cyber ak at thats? >> very little. very little officially. u.s. officials -- it's not a surprise. you have something like this that happens. the united states is going to --
to 5 inches possible as we go throughout the day. that's the max amount. as far as the future radar, this is telling us what we think is going to happen. at 1:00 p.m. today, a complex of strong thunderstorms between san antonio and the dallas area. damaging winds and maybe even isolated tornadoes and of course the torrential rains and with the super saturated soil we could possibly see significant flash flooding. there's nowhere for the water to go. it quickly runs off. our computers are estimating between 3 to 2 inches in san antonio and dallas. oklahoma city looks a lot better. we get another 2 to 3 inches in rain on top of the pictures you just saw, that water is not gone yet. it's still there and everyone on the eastern seaboard is looking fan fantastic. all the problems are in the middle of the country. >> bill, thanks. it took a bomb squad to deal with a scary situation near the u.s. capitol building in d.c. they deemed a vehicle suspicious