it is not the fuhrman trial.nting evidence, you show me how he did it. >> this part of fuhrman's testimony was heard outside the presence of the jury. but juror lon cryer had already heard enough from detective fuhrman to for form and opinion about him and his role in the investigation. >> in my mind i said, he planted the gloves and the hat. he had plenty of opportunity to do it. >> and because this investigation was not 100% by the book, something that various went on? >> it means that i can't convict someone of murder. >> prosecutors had one last chance, closing arguments. for four hours, marcia clark revealed a trail of evidence from bundy to rockingham, clear proof, she says, that simpson killed nicole and ron. >> and you know he did it. now, these murders did not occur in a vacuum. they occur in the context of a stormy relationship, a relationship that was scarred by violence and abuse. >> it was not my best. it wasn't. i was tired. i was demoralized. by the time i got to actually talk to the jury, are you

fuhrman, who is white, was one of the detectives sent to investigate the murders, but his credibilityame under attack during the trial. after the defense argued he was racially biased, his decertification became official in may. the law was passed in 2021 after the 2020 police killing of george floyd. >> well, some firefighters in the west are urging the public to prepare for fire season and taking that message directly to people's front doors, reporter steve nielsen rode along with crew members in scottsdale, arizona. >> i want to show you a palo verde tree here. that scottsdale fire, i think, would say is pretty good. as you can see, all of the lower branches on this tree, they've been cut off. so the weeds, they can't spread to the trees easily. but there are still some dead branches here hanging off of the side that have fallen down. that's the kind of stuff scottsdale firefighters are looking at right now, trying to educate everyone to be able to save their homes. as the sun scorches scottsdale in the summer, three brush trucks patrol the roads, looking for smoke. wednesday, fox

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actually, that was a tweet series by jason fuhrman. i remember now.you ratios of how many people we surveyed were employed, how many people were out of the workforce, how many people were participated. >> how many were men, women, this age. >> it is an unusual gap. i use a series that is corrected for the different and the concepts in there. and it's a 4 million job gap. it is the largest that we have seen over a period of time. >> this has been going on for a few months now? >> they went their separate ways about jupne of 2022. it's been growing like this and it's cumulative over time. but it doesn't say you should dismiss the payroll numbers, and the low jobless claims tell us that the job market is in good shape. >> i was going to ask which is the truer tell, and it sounds like -- and diandiana, should w take it at face value? it's a strong labor market, end of story. >> and i'm listening diana, because i really want to know the answer, too. >> i do think it is a strong labor market. the acceleration in wages is something that was important where i

joining me now, former top economic advisor to president obama, jason fuhrman, a professor at the harvardour reaction to the strong jobs numbers and the unemployment rate ticking up. what does this mean for the fed? >> it's always exciting when you see this many jobs added in a month. that's a lot more people working. 4% unemployment rate, big picture, is still very, very low. it's a great thing we have been there so long. in terms of what it means for the fed, it was a mixed signal. the unemployment rate going up is consistent with a loosening of labor markets. the jobs added is consistent with a tightening. something is probably mismeasured in the data here. i think this makes the fed a ty tiny bit more likely to cut rates. although, that's not how the markets saw it. >> let's talk about president biden. with poll after poll showing the economy is still a major concern for voters, he says, quote, i'm fighting corporate greed by calling on corporations with record profits to lower prices as target and walmart have for grocery prices. i'm fighting to make rent more affordable by building