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inflation? >> there are different ways to look at this. so for americans it means the hiring continues, 263,000 jobs and it was pretty broad-based hiring, but when you look at the trend, poppy, it is the slowest pace of hiring since about april 2021, it matches april 2021. so when you look at that nice bar chart you can see slowing jobs growth and that's exactly what the fed is looking for. it's been raising interest rates now for six months and it actually takes about six months for monetary policy to effect these kind of economic statistics. back in march raised interest rates 25 b...

the saudis share that urgency. >> reporter: despite how those production increases were only fleeting, biden says he has no regrets about the trip. >> no. the trip was not essentially for oil. the trip was about the middle east and about israel and rationalization of positions. >> good afternoon, everybody. >> reporter: the administration now contemplating next steps, including tapping into the strategic reserves again despite saying 48 hours ago that wasn't on the table. >> we're not considering new releases, releases from the strategic petroleum reserve beyond the 180 million. >> r...

Lets turn to south africa were Rescue Workers have been trying to save people trapped under the rubble of a building. Save people trapped under the rubble ofa building. Nearly save people trapped under the rubble of a building. Nearly a0 of the 75 workers who are on site remain unaccounted for. The structure collapsed in the south african city of georgia on monday. The authorities in the western cape sees seven people are confirmed to have died. The cause of the collapse which happened while the building was under construction is being investigated. The Rescue Effort includes two people with S...

Women cyclists spark conservations on stronger road laws and progressive talks to amplify their concerns during the Batas Bisikleta forum at the Rappler headquarters

IT should be a matter of national shame that Metro Manila was ranked 'least walkable' in a recent survey of 53 cities worldwide. In a walkability study by Australian insurance firm, Compare-The-Market, 53 global locations were compared. Metro Manila was in last place. This should be an important 'wake-up' call, because all of us are pedestrians and every journey starts and ends with walking.