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2023. it is all about the jobs today. that's because the monthly jobs report is out, smashing expectations. we'll talk about what it means for inflation though. breaking news, trouble in the tropics. the first tropical storm of the season just starting to take shape in the gulf of mexico. this as extreme heat and severe flooding plague more than half a dozen states. meteorologist bill karins is tracking everything you need to know. kidnapped. a carjacking with a toddler still in the backseat. video now, y you're l looking a show how police rescued this little child. swimming in stress. why a mad dash to drop pounds before putting on a swimsuit is bad for your mental and physical health. we begin this hour with jobs in america. the labor market is just out with its monthly report and it's quite good. >> it's good, right? the government says there are 339,000 jobs added in may. that blows past what experts had predicted the number would be. check out the chart. look at the past year. you always want to put these in

context. this is the 29th straight month of positive job growth. it is the third straight month too where we've seen a steady increase. the unemployment rate, however, did tick up a little bit to 3.7%. >> nbc news business and data reporter brian cheung is here to make sense of all of these numbers. break this down for us. what's driving the growth and are there certain areas where we're seeing more than others? >> the headline number did beat estimate, but i think a lot of people are wondering, how is it possible that you got a lot of job gains in the month but the unemployment rate went up. the answer for that is not that satisfactory but essentially they are two different survey. one comes to people who ring them up at their houses and the other number which is the 339,000 we got comes from the establishments that are hiring people. there's a discrepancy there that economists are trying to figure out but, look, at the end of the day the survey of establishments shows that there's a lot of broad-based hiring in many different types of industries.

health care, education, leisure and hospitality, bars and restaurants and also professional and business service, so to see those broad-based job gains is good although the unemployment rate going up, we saw the black unemployment rate go up by almost 1%, something worth watching in the months to come. >> the big thing for people is how much are you making. inflation continues to rise. >> yes, when we look at the jobs report it tells us average hourly earnings were up 4.3% in may of this year compared to may of last year. now that sounds okay when you consider that the overall inflation rate is 4.9%, that means that prices at the store are going up faster than the amounts that your employers are raising your wages, so that's a part of the -- underscores how weird the economy is, getting paid more and everywhere it's more expensive. >> the confusing aspects, is that going to impact the way the fed behaves when they have their next meeting. >> my hunch is there's a lot of

head scratching there. you're like, okay, it's good that the jobs data is showing job gains, but that's not what the federal reserve was expecting. they expected to deliberately slow the economy so you have some market expectations that they could further raise interest rates again in two weeks, about a 25 to 30% chance i saw as of this morning but all depends on how hard the fed wants to slow the economy, a difficult situation for them indeed. >> brian, thank you. we appreciate it. back home in washington we are looking ahead to president biden's taking a victory lap tonight in his primetime speech to the country a day after the senate got it done and passed a bill that would make sure the u.s. pays its debts on time. president biden now has that bill on his desk. he is, of course, expected to sign it before that all-important june 5th monday deadline set by the treasury secretary. this ends the drama that we have been talking about for weeks, if not months, right, this back and forth over what could happen if the u.s. were to have defaulted

after that x date deadline. it would have been a global economic catastrophe. that has been avoided. we know that because of what moody's is talking about. they reaffirmed the u.s.' perfect aaa credit score saying there is not a reason to downgrade it. fitch is keeping them on notice till the fall. there is an expectation, tonight, that president biden is going to take this kind of victory lap. house speaker kevin mccarthy also getting a win out of this. it is not often when we look at the political landscape and see democrats and republicans who have something to point to as a victory. >> reporter: that's right. it is an important victory for president biden and speaker mccarthy. it's not clear when they would send it over. president biden said he would like to sign it as soon as possible. he is expected to give that address to the nation later this evening at 7:00 p.m. eastern time but you're right, it's an

important victory for both the president and the speaker and i did ask the speaker shortly after it passed the house, what other issues can this be replicated on and he sidestepped the question. this was a very much of a headache for speaker mccarthy to go through it because it fractured his own party and he faced a lot of incoming from some members of his hard right about the bill and probably not looking forward to any kind of, you know, situation like that again. this one was very important for him to get done, hallie. >> what is the bill actually do? right? it essentially lifted the so-called debt ceiling, the borrowing limit meaning the government can borrow as much as it needs to to be able to pay off what it owes. that said, there is another deadline now set after the presidential election in early 2025. will we just be back here all over again then? >> reporter: we probably will be, hallie. this bill suspends the debt limit to january 1 of 2025 but as we know, there is a period of likely several months where the

treasury department will be able to take extraordinary measures to continue paying the bills, but whether it's president biden, whether it is his eventual republican opponent, this will be high on the list of priorities for the next president to do. what else does this do? sets up the appropriations process, it has a two-year budget deal for the next fiscal year and the one after that which will commence right before the presidential election but after that it resets entirely, hallie, once 2025 calendar year rolls along, yet another thing for the next president and the next congress to deal with. >> sahil kapur, a busy week over for you, sahil. thank you so much. people across west texas and southeast new mexico are under tornado watches through tonight. people in west texas have already had to deal with severe flooding. i mean, look at this. this happened yesterday, a man had to be rescued from his car. other cars, they were just submerged under several inches of rain. from the midwest through the northeast on top of all of that

we're tracking extreme heat. if you happen to live in any of the cities you see on your screen, watch out. i mean, you could see record shattering high temperatures today. warm weather is fine if you'll be at the pool. can also be dangerous and meteorologist bill karins is tracking all of it but first we start with nbc's george solis n a hot and sunny philadelphia. schools let students go home early because of the heat. what's happening? >> reporter: good afternoon. bottom line it's about 94 degrees right now and they had to make that call out of an abundance of caution. this is the first year the school district of philadelphia has implemented the plan that once it gets too hot they need to get the students and teachers out of the classroom. not so much about getting ac units in the buildings, it's about making sure the infrastructure is also in place to support any type of fan or ac or hvac system so the school district said we know it's hot today and know it will be a scorcher so need to make sure all of these students are out of here and safe.

granted a lot of educators aren't happy because they know a lot of the students are still playing catch-up from the covid era and want them to stay in the classroom as long as possible. the end of the school year is approaching but summer and hot days are going longer so take a listen to what a few teachers told me. >> because we oreo -- worry about our kids. it's just important to be safe. >> i see a number of window units. is that not enough to keep the building cool? >> no, so if you're blessed to have a certain room with window units, you're okay but not every room has window units. >> reporter: i mentioned it's not just as simple as getting the ac units into all of the schools. the school district has a plan and looking by the year 2027 to make sure every building is equipped with some kind of hvac or ac unit so something like this doesn't keep happening, of course, whether or not they get that done is something that educators and a lot of parents are waiting to see. guys. >> so, bill, let's bring you in.

we're talking about a number of different weather threats happening in different places across the country. what do people need to know? >> let's start with the severe weather. we do have active weather in areas of west texas till 8:00 p.m. this evening and we've had numerous storms already that have produced tornadoes. at least three or four reports of tornadoes and so let's go to the first one. this is denver city near the texas/new mexico border with a couple reports of tornados drifting northwards toward denver city so we'll keep an eye on that. that one produced a multivortex tornado about an hour ago. that's a tornado that has multiple tornadoes with it and then also to the south there's fort stockton, a tornado reported just north of that location and now it appears really well-defined hook echo on interstate 10 is likely a tornado so that tornado warning continues and also, we have a tropical storm, the first "a" name of the season, this is arlene but thankfully it is small, it is unorganized. it is going to head down towards

western cuba and not be affecting anyone in -- anyone with any harsh weather and finally, the hottest spot in the country right now, washington, d.c., 92 degrees. >> all right. bill karins and george solis, speaking of a hot weekend. >> a little cooler, thank you very much. twitter's head of trust and safety is resigning and you may soon be able to get your cell phone service from amazon. >> steve kovach joins us with today's "money minute." >> yeah, twitter's head of trust and safety resigned from her role at the elon musk owned social media platform. ella irwin is her name and fought disinformation and removed offensive content and served for roughly seven months as it comes amid a controversy over twitter's moderation of an anti-transdocumentary. also, vimeo will be shutting down tv apps teaching support for roku and amazon fire tv on june 27th with plans to create a, quote, better ongoing

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the search for survivors is now over at the site of that partially collapsed apartment building in davenport, iowa. officials announcing not too long ago the crews are working to shore the building up so they can go in and start the recovery. three people are believed to be still unaccounted for. you see their names and faces here. officials think they were probably home when part of the building came down on sunday night. nbc news correspondent shaquille brewster continues his coverage in davenport for us. talk us through the latest, shaq.

>> reporter: you are seeing workers searching through the debate. take a close look. you see those folks in the hard hats. they've been going through sometimes picking up bricks, moving them to the side. at this point it looks like they're digging with shovels and have been going through very meticulously something we've been hearing from officials when they briefed us earlier this morning saying, yes, this process to recover the three individuals who they believe to be inside this apartment complex is well under way. it will take some time but something that they said is that they will do it in a process that is dignified. the mayor calling it a place of rest so they're going through very carefully. it seems at points brick by brick trying to sift through what's left of that building. >> we're also getting a look at some of the video we showed a moment ago right before the commercial break of the building right as it began to collapse. it is significant in light of a conversation that you had with a

masonry expert would walked by and warned construction workers a day before the collapse the building wasn't secure, right? >> reporter: that's right, hallie. this was the mason who put in a bid to do the project that was being done as the building partially collapsed. he said he became obsessed with it after the owner denied his bid because of the cost to support the structure and he said as recently as saturday and sunday, he went to the project, he saw bricks on the ground, he saw windows cracking and listen to a little of what he said after that. >> the center of the building was falling due to the structural damage. >> it's an obvious sign that something is wrong. >> that terrified me when i saw that. >> reporter: he said he warned workers on site to leave saying you will die if you stay here. he said he prompted a 911 call, tried to have the building evacuated but it's just another sign, another warning sign that officials have been reviewing and announcing in the moments since this building collapsed,

hallie. >> shaq, thank you. it was a messy split in the legal battle between former hollywood couple angelina jolie and brad pitt. it's just heating up. this time over a french vineyard the pair bought together. here's erin mclaughlin. >> reporter: they battled it out on the big screen in "mr. and mrs. smith." now they're fighting a real-life battle in court. pitt first soled jolie last year claiming his ex-wife unlawfully sold her stake in chateau miraval that they purchased together in 2008 at the time calling it a loving home for their six children.

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taken into custody by police yesterday. they say he was found hiding not far from the scene of a deadly stabbing in a parking lot on jacqueline road. police say that was just the end of a crime spree that started hours earlier in san jose. in total, there were four different crime scenes involving stabbings, carjackings and hit and run crashes. our colleague just talked with one of the neighbors. he was known to be unstable in the neighborhood. >> family members have told me because there were multiple times they were across the street and i was like, why are they there? because they have been there multiple times. >> reporter: police were called yesterday where a person was stabbed and carjacked. that's less than a half mile from his last known address. within 20 minutes, police were called to another second stabbing and another attempted carjacking three miles away in a

parking lot. soon after, officers spotted the suspect near 16th street and santa clara street. that's where investigators say he intentionally drove into two people, killing them both before taking off again. police issued a statewide warning. around 4:30 in the afternoon yesterday, police responded to another stabbing in that 400 block of jacqueline road. he was ultimately taken into custody. that victim did not survive. he is now at the santa clara county jail. around 2:00 this afternoon, san jose police will update us. our colleague will pick up our coverage and be in that room. kris sanchez, nbc bay area news. >> thanks. we will take you to the east bay. there's been a sharp uptick in robberies in oakland. not even county judges are safe from the violence. a judge, kevin murphy, was robbed at gunpoint around 9:00 yesterday morning.

it happened at that parking garage you see there near the courthouse. they were after his rolex. they took that watch and other personal belongings. >> i'm sorry to the judge and other victims we have had. any time someone is robbed or mugged or sometimes beaten, it's a horrible tragedy. it's unacceptable. >> officials say there will be increased security near the courthouse. police are looking for the suspects. they are asking for anyone with information to call opd and/or the sheriff's office. june is looking a lot more like summer than may. according to kari hall, we could be seeing some high 80s this weekend. >> as we head into our friday afternoon, it's going to warm up nicely. still be pretty comfortable for much of the bay area. some of our warmest spots in the inland valleys will notice it will be warmer today compared to yesterday. we head for 80 degrees in livermore. one of the warmest spots is

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climbing into these mangled cars to try to find people who still might be trapped inside. local officials say one passenger train derailed, debris fell onto another set of tracks which was then by a different train. we still don't know what caused that initial derailment. india's prime minister says all possible assistance is now being offered. 45 bags filled with human remains were found in western mexico on tuesday. investigators say they were searching for seven call center workers when they came about upon this gruesome discovery in a 40-meter deep ravine. some of the remains appear to match the physical characteristics of some of the missing call center employees. jacky oh of "wild' n out" has died. oh and her partner share three children. the youngest of whom was born last year. a cause of death was s not give. a north texas school

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>> reporter: yeah, so the school district did release a statement when all of this happened yesterday. they said that they were made aware of the arrest and the charges and they also said that the superintendent michael stevens was taken into custody until more facts are confirmed no further information can be shared. the board of trustees will convene a meeting to review the matter and take appropriate action and they have scheduled a special board meeting for monday morning where we expect that this make come up. we've already seen members of the community commenting under that post very concerned about this and sort of where this small school district of only around 600 students goes from here and we're also hearing investigators just reminding parents to stay vigilant about what their children are doing on social media to avoid potentially being targeted by a predator in this way. >> all right, priscilla thompson, thank you so much. a 3-year-old is back with

his parents today as police in florida look for the thief who abandoned the toddler on the side of the road after taking the car he was in. all of it, some of it caught on camera, nbc news reporter maya eaglin is here with more. the video is kind of incredible here. talk about how it happened. >> reporter: it's a nightmare for any parent. amber and taylor say their child was sleeping in the back of their car when they checked in on an older relative so they left their 3-year-old child inside the running car in the driveway but seconds later a man jumps in the vehicle and takes off with it. with the toddler still inside. it shows the person in the stolen suv stopping in an industrial area about half a mile away from where the suv was taken. you did see him remove the child from the backseat and place him onto the ground next to a parked car then he gets back into the suv and drives off in the stolen vehicle. here's what a good samaritan who

saw the child alone had to say. >> i was going and seen a 3-year-old child sitting alongside the road. i didn't see any parents around so i thought i better stop and check on him and tried to figure out where his parents were. i couldn't, so i called 911. he was crying a little bit, yeah. i knew it was important to kind of keep him calm. >> police eventually did arrive on the scene and you can see body cam footage of officers approaching and picking up the boy. they reunited him with his parents and are relieved the child was left behind because cars can be replaced but people can't, hallie. >> that is for sure. scary for that family. glad he's home safe, maya, thank you very much. the republican race for the white house is turning into a bit of a political food fight. the two front-runners, former president donald trump and florida governor ron desantis

were once close political allies. they used to be buddies, they had endorsements, a whole lot of history but if you've been looking now they are arguing over everything. nbc news correspondent vaughn hillyard joins us from des moines, iowa. vaughn, it's hard to believe that there was a time when former president donald trump endorsed ron desantis for governor. had nice things to say about him. you watch now, you could forget that so quickly. how are voters reacting to this back and forth? are they saying anything? >> right, it's taking a lot of folks and republican voters who i have been talking to aback because for the last eight years, they have heralded donald trump as the leader of their party and now there is sort of a defection among some folks, and there is a question among some who say we like ron desantis, but we would prefer him to run in 2028 and that's where desantis made the decision to get into this race and, frankly, he's got to close the gap of 25

to 30 percentage points. >> when i heard him talk about eight years, we need eight years, you don't need eight years, you need six months. >> he's not going to be able to nix the deep state in six months. give me a break. he had four years. >> how come you're not taking questions from voters. >> what are you talking about? i'm out here talking with people. are you blind? >> what? >> are you blind. >> he had a very bad day and got angry at the press. you're not allowed to get angry at the press. >> reporter: now ellison notably des moines will be the place to be this weekend for politics. ron desantis, tim scott, nikki haley, mike pence, asa hutchinson, the republican field will be here for the roast and ride, annual political republican event. the one who won't be here, donald trump. >> vaughn, the rnc came without with news on the first primary debate of the season.

what can you tell us about that? >> reporter: it's 2 1/2 months away. i can tell you that, august 23rd is the date. it's going to be in milwaukee and there are some strict requirements. the most notable among them in order to get onto the debate stage you've got to pledge to support the eventual republican nominee. we have not heard any of the republican candidates, even donald trump say that they would promise to do exactly that. the question is, will they make the agreement or are we going to have a debate? there's a lot of questions to be answered over the next 2 1/2 months. >> a lot of questions but i'm confident we'll see you there. vaughn, thank you. former vice president mike pence will not be charged after classified documents were found in his indiana home earlier this year. on thursday investigators told attorneys for pence the case has been closed. the decision comes just days before pence reportedly plans to announce officially his 2024 presidential campaign. >> a series of lawsuits stemming from a controversial trump era policy is making president biden's message on immigration a little tougher.

justice department lawyers are now defending the family separation policy in court including the argument that the families were separated out of humanitarian considerations as they put it. that is a contrast with president biden's previous comments about the policy where he called the separations, i'm quoting here, criminal. nbc news homeland security correspondent julia ainsley is joining us now from washington. talk to us about these lawsuits and the dynamic here where you have the biden administration in some ways defending family separations. >> reporter: yeah, hallie, the lawyers here at the justice department have been backed into a legal corner. they are charged with protecting all of the finances of the u.s. government so they do try to argue against plaintiffs who come forward and file these tort claims to get money from the government and they say that they won't issue that money unless what happened to these people was unlawful. so, therefore, they have to argue that the trump administration policy on separating families was lawful. they don't necessarily have to

take that case, but that is the side they're taking and they're doing so by saying that this policy was put in place for, quote, perceived humanitarian reasons meaning that the trump administration perceived that their actions of separating families was being done so to try to prevent more families from making that dangerous trip across the border but, of course, we know from our reporting here at nbc news, me and jacob soboroff and others actually the trump administration discussed even if they had no way to ever reunite the families they needed to separate them anyway to get the numbers down. it was not a humanitarian reason and it's pretty shocking the justice department is taking this position after biden on the campaign trail called this a criminal act. >> there's also news on the immigration front as it relates to that pandemic era policy known as title 42. it basically changed up the way that things were handled at the border. there was a lot of discussion including obviously in the news about what would happen when that was lifted. the concern about a surge at the

border. you have new reporting on the fact that did not seem to materialize. why not? >> reporter: that's right. we saw the numbers dip rather than rise and they continue to remain low. we understand that as of now the numbers of undocumented migrants crossing the border are really at just a little over 3,000, but what we're finding now is that some of the conditions keeping those numbers low might be temporary. for example, if a federal judge in california rules that the biden administration cannot continue their more restrictive asylum policies numbers may rise as well as weather changes as the rainy season ends more migrants might attempt the dangerous trek through the jungle and could see those numbers start to rise again later this summer. >> thank you so much. coming up, how you can take the stress out of swimsuit season .

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psychotherapist dr. robi ludwig. talk to us about what i think everybody feels and probably knows is happening but maybe doesn't know how to articulate how does a poor body image impact our mental health. >> for those who are anxious about getting into a bathing suit or body anxiety in general especially for women and girls, it can impact their life. what they choose to show up for and what they don't so i think there was a study that found 50% of women said they would not attend a bathing suit party if they were invited to one. but it's really about the self-image and how it can get you to not be in certain places that are social. so the goal is always to find a way to show up and enjoy yourself no matter what size you are and to break that kind of cultural brainwashing. >> you know what i love. full disclosure, the mom groups online, i end up getting a lot of mom instagram stuff and the content is a lot this time of year about getting the bathing suit. show up. right? show up at the pool and there's been, stephanie, and i found it

fascinating, a backlash against this idea of a summer body. all bodies are summer bodies and winter bodies and fall bodies and spring bodies. how do you think about that. >> i tend to agree with that. that is because how we feel about ourselves is how we show up so that matter what your size if you're on a weight loss journey, unhappy with your physical body or your weight on the scale, what are you doing about it? what actions can you take about -- to make you feel better about yourself? so rather than just focusing on the scale how can i eat healthier? how can i drink more water and add in movement to my everyday life and build your confidence by taking small little step. >> can i ask, isn't that some of that also coming into your purview. isn't some of it thinking about how you feel and thinking about how do we push back against diet culture societally? >> it's not like the most beautiful, the perfect body wins in life. look around. you know, people are happy at all different sizes. >> and health is all different

sizes. >> and everybody has something beautiful about themselves, so play up what you do feel good about. find a bathing suit that does work for you. this is my bathing suit for the summer. i'm very pleased with it. >> i love it. my narrative is i am so thankful i'm not a bathing suit model. i'm so glad nobody wants to take a picture of me in a bathing suit but i think we need to just say what matters is having fun. everybody deserves to have fun in the sun. >> yeah, i was going to say, i think there was a point realizing where it's like no one else is really paying amuch attention to you as you think you are. if you're having fun, that's what people are noticing. for young people who are maybe in an early stage of trying to say, hey, i see all this stuff on social media and i know i want to feel like this and just focus on the fun parts of life and just feel comfortable how i am, what's your advice to them? >> do what you can to feel good before the summer. if it's eating better or exercising, find something you feel excited to wear, maybe nice

sunglasses, a pedicure, that perfect bathing suit, cover-up. everybody can show up in something they feel good about and that's what they should focus on. >> i have to ask, stephanie, because you're here and should share, you have a huge milestone. congratulations on getting married. >> thank you. >> the wedding was a couple of days ago. >> yes, i'm adding wife to my resume. >> spill the tea. how was it? >> honestly i did a workout. >> look at these pictures. >> yes, i know. i know, my handsome husband too. i did a five-minute workout the morning of my wedding because research show has when you exercise for just five minutes that actually increases your body image and self-esteem so i did my five-minute workout. it was a little measly yoga routine i did without any equipment but i also set myself up so i would have energy throughout the day eating protein and had eggs for breakfast, chicken tenders in the limo to the church then a little protein bar before the cocktails and mocktail hour so i was eating every few hours so that i had more energy.

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