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Involved in the investigation. As of about 90 minutes ago, investigators legitimately had no idea why Stephen Paddock committed mass murder. He did not seem religious. He didnt seem political. Thats true. The crime still makes no sense at all to the people looking into it. And that may be the scariest part of all. Now, all of that could change at any minute, of course. As we said, we are waiting for investigators to begin that News Conference in las vegas. It is possible they will reveal new evidence then. We will go to that, obviously, when it begins. A few minutes ago we received the very fi...

Disproportionately represented in the service economy and those jobs are not back to pre-pandemic but they are coming back a lot. and i remember you wrote the piece for the ft with the headline forget the she session. women will redefine the workforce. there are other jobs though that are the jobs of the now and the future that you think women will also dominate. >> i do. i mean, if you just look at the education rates, women are now getting really a significant number -- higher number of college degrees than men. and so educated jobs, you know, jobs in tech, all of the high income jobs, poten...

Lower than it was pre-pandemic. >> i don't think it is a secret that many of us rethought our work-life balance and what are we doing and who is raising the kids and how do we want our family to work. >> reporter: and more women in recent months, ages 30 to 44 are participating in the labor force. and at a higher rate than pre-pandemic. according to labor department data. and they're moving into more male dominated industries. >> the fears of a she session turns out largely to be unfounded. women are returning to the labor market it is becoming increasingly common to see women have project man...

We were in the thick of the she-session. the recession during the global pandemic hit women the hardest. women were likely the ones to lose their jobs. as women we also lost child care. we see these exacerbating factors bringing the economic pain of today even more to the forefront. and in terms of what happens because of that pain, that's the question mark. to this woman's comment, do they hear me? if she has that feeling of apathy as we're looking forward november, is this a voter who may stay home if she's a democratic voter, or is she someone who will be mobilized if she's from the republi...

She-session. i think it's been overplayed. >> 6.4 mill jobs added in 2021 is the most added in a calendar year by any president. he also touted that wages are up. take a listen. >> women and men who work in the front line jobs in restaurants, hotels, travel, tourism, desk clerks, line cooks, wait staff, bellmen, they all saw their wages at historic high. the highest in history. their pay went up almost 16% this year. far ahead of inflation, which is still a concern. >> could the federal reserve use all this as evidence of an improving economy, despite inflation and use that as a reason to rais...