silver bullet for the economy, nor the express lane for a climate disaster claimed by others. to illustrate this, let me briefly comment on some of the reasons why the state department rejected this pipeline. first, the pipeline would not make a meaningful long-term contribution to our economy. so if congress is serious about wanting to create jobs, this was not the way to do it. if they want to do it, what we should be doing is passing a bipartisan infrastructure plan that could create more than 30 times as many jobs per year as the pipeline would and would benefit our economy and workers for decades to come. our business has created 268,000 new jobs last month. they've created 13.5 million new jobs over the past 68 straight

the unemployment rate fell to 5%. this congress should pass a serious infrastructure plan and keep those jobs coming. that would make a difference. the pipeline would not have made a serious impact on those numbers and on the american people's prospects for the future. second, the pipeline would not lower gas prices for american consumers. in fact, gas prices have already been falling, steadily. the national average gas price is down to -- down about 77 cents over a year ago. it's down a dollar over two years ago. it's down $1.27 over three years ago. today, in 41 states, drivers can find at least one gas station selling gas for less than 2 bucks a gallon. while our politics have been consumed by a debate over

would create jobs and lower gas prices, we've gone ahead and created more jobs and lower gas prices. third, shipping dirtier crude oil into our country would not increase america's energy security. what has increased america's energy security is our strategy over the past several years to reduce our reliance on dirty fossil fuels from unstable parts of the world. three years ago, i set a goal to cut our oil imports in half by 2020. between producing more oil here at home and using less oil throughout our economy, we met that goal last year. five years early. in fact, for the first time in two decades, the united states of america now produces more oil than we buy from other countries. now, the truth is, the states will continue to rely on oil and

gas as we transition to a clean energy economy. that transition will take some time. but it's also going more quickly than many anticipated. think about it. since i took office, we've doubled the distance our cars will go on a gallon of gas by 2025. tripled power we generate from the wind. multiplied the power we generate from the sun 20 times over. our biggest and most successful businesses are going all in on clean energy. and thanks in part to the investments we've made, there are already parts of america where clean power from the wind or the sun is finally cheaper than dirtier conventional power. the point is, the old rule said we couldn't promote economic growth and protect our environment at the same time. the old rule said we couldn't transition to clean energy without squeezing businesses and consumers.

technologies to break down the old rules. so that today, homeward american energy is booming, energy prices are falling, over the past decade, even as our economy has continued to grow, america's cut our total carbon pollution more than any other country on earth. today, the united states of america is leading on climate change with our investments in clean energy and energy efficiency. america is leading on climate change with new rules on power plants that will protect our air so that our kids with breathe. america is leading on climate change by working with other big emitters like china to encourage and emily: we turn to breaking news.

after his boat burst into flames. we are live in what we know? this was a very frantic to chew asian. he was -- situation. he had some good samaritans who got him back to shore. >> thank you. i am ok. >> we caught up with him as he was brought back to he was doing ok and it was thanks to a couple of fishermen who spotted him in the water and pulled them out. this is no look -- another look at the fire. he tried to put the fire out, but he just could not. that is be called the coast guard. he was forced to abandon ship when the flames came to intense.

he was in the water for about 20 minutes before the fisherman the saved him. >> it could' ve been worse. he had his flotation device ready to go. those save lives. >> he is doing ok. he did not need to be taken to the half double. as for the boat, it did sink. it could be some time before they figure out what caused the fire. we are live in ipswich and . emily: more breaking news. the burned body found in a car on swann avenue is a woman and police have arrested a man in connection with the case. thomas hogan is charged with intimidation of a witness. he was arraigned and held on $3000 bail. the body was found after

foul play is not suspected in a death overnight in dorchester. the medical resentment or -- examiner found -- responded. it is a seven death investigation. it' s not clear that it was or how they died u.s. airlines are going to boost security with terrorism a possibility in that deadly plane crash in egypt. people are keeping a closer eye on commercial flights coming it to the states. they are looking at electronic intercepts of terrorists talking about a bomb. went down in egypt last weekend. erika: ahead on crashed spelled cranberries all over the deck. sarah has the cleanup in the crash. sarah: this was a chain reaction crash.

it happened when a vehicle was trying to merge onto the sagamore bridge. it cut off a cup truck that was hauling cranberries. this created a mess with traffic at a mess of cranberries. the collision involved trucks hauling falls signature fruit. they spelled across the bridge. >> everybody wondered what was going on. sarah: a vehicle cut off the pickup truck that swerved into another oncoming truck. that driver was seriously island hospital. bridge during the busy commute. divers were diverted. >> i sat there for 40 minutes. typically it' s five minutes at the most. sarah: they are trying to identify the vehicle and chain reaction. they don' t have a description.

erika: the man indicted for attacks on a for women in south boston faces a judge. he is being arraigned on nine assault. the attacks. the former uber admitted to raping a woman cambridge last year. he is serving a 12 year sentence. trouble for a high traffic bridge in boston after $57 million in renovation. it everett to charlestown. the public works engineer have flagged multiple problems, including pieces on the movable part of the bridge and no fenders to guide boats under the bridge successfully. that drawbridge function has

taxpayers funded the renovations which were done by a contractor. it is been talking to them about the bridge and will work with any repairs. call. through a woman' s windshield. state troopers are trying to track down at the driver responsible for that number. she saw the wood on the rail before a tractor-trailer hit it. >> it was so fast. i was incredibly fortunate. emily: she is keeping that would

the students mother says hyde entered the home without permission in september and went through her things to see if she actually live there. he said he was invited inside to do a routine residency check. new details in the case of an illinois police officer staging his own suicide. he had an embezzlement scheme. cindy: erika: the search for survivors happening right now. cindy: it is 70 degrees in boston. we are chasing a record high today. it is coming to an end. cooler air will be moving in this weekend. erika: new concerns over the

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emily: president obama has put an end to the keystone oil pipeline. he wrapped up a meeting with the secretary of state who has been involved with the deal here in that pipeline would have carried

this is an effort to act on climate change. erika: two dams burst at a mine in brazil, killing at least two people and injuring it dozens. 13 people are missing. the water has swallowed a small village. officials of not said what caused the accident. 20 people with links to isis are under arrest in turkey. a police rounded up the suspects. they were planning an attack on the g 20 summit next week. erika: new details in the death of an illinois cop. he wanted to arrange for a gang member to kill a city administrator. he was about to be exposed for embezzling from a community loop

-- youth program. >> it' s very unsettling. my concern is my family. it' s quite unbelievable and almost surreal. erika: police found packets of cocaine in his desk and he may have meant to use them to incriminate that administrator. the jobs report shows a spike in hiring. 271,000 jobs were added. the rate dipped to a seven year low of 5%. the biggest gains were in health care and construction. the gains are strong enough for the fed it to raise short-term interest rates at a meeting next month. emily: new numbers on the gender pay gap during women make 2.2% less than men for the same job. that cap widens to 3.3% for married women with children.

s salaries increase in their early 50' s while women' s plateau in their late earnings. liquidation sales begin. they hope to find a buyer. harsh weather last winter and stiff competition pushed the competition into bankruptcy. erika: it feels like me. cindy: it' s been a warm week. so far we have not had any records. they have been up and down the east coast area it' s pretty much a nation divided right now. it' s going to start catching up with us this weekend. this is it. look what happens this weekend did that big ridge in the jet stream flattens out.

today, this is the third time we have touched that 70 degree mark. this is as warm as we have been to we are getting very close to those numbers area we are starting to see some breaks loose. right now, we are holding it 70. that southwesterly wind is very noticeable. look at these tests. those winds are going to continue this afternoon. they are coming up at out of the cold front. there are some showers along the front area they are falling apart a little bit. i will show you that in a second. what i want you to notice is right here, see how the clouds are breaking apart and there are

under more clouds in worcester it' s 67. we have low-to-mid 60' s here on cape cod. assuming we get a few, we may be that record in the boston area. once the sun goes down, if you have plans tonight, it you will notice that wind. notice that this comes from the west. those could reach between eight and 9:00. we will fall back into the upper 40' s and tomorrow temperatures around 60 degrees. there is going to be an area of

low pressure to our south. that is going to throw some clouds into the afternoon. sunday will be cooler. the wind is going to bring in even it cooler temperatures. we fall into the mid-30' s i sunday morning. it will be good at football weather. kickoff temperature should be near 50 degrees. look at that wind out of the northwest. it will be busy. you want to bundle up for the game, but ring the sunglasses. temperatures are warming up to seasonal levels on monday and tuesday. we could see temperatures near 60 degrees by veterans day. emily: growing concerns over artificial turf. there will be a federal investigation. it' s made of rubber, tiny pellets from ground up tires. they are used as turf on more

they contain carcinogens left over from those discarded tires. the head of the epa says it' s worth taking a closer look. >> there is no evidence yet making these links. that does not mean we are missing -- dismissing the concern. erika: the industry says there is no link. after more than 50 studies, results and shown no elevated health risk associated with synthetic turf. the new star wars movie. emily: why he got a personal viewing in his own home. for the soccer team... for the girl scout meeting... how many meetings are you having?! dropped on thousands more items.

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emily: some local firefighters are putting down their razors. they posted this photo, taking movember, the force was strong for daniel fleetwood. erika: he has terminal

month. his wife launched an internet campaign. it quickly went viral and got the attention of several actors in the movie. studio reps showed up with an on finished cut of the movie. made it happen. cindy: enjoy the warmth. we' ve got a few more hours. we are seeing those temperatures get area close to record highs for the day. i think we are headed to that record which is 73 in boston. so begins the cooldown and tomorrow. we have a lot more clouds in the afternoon. it will be cooler, only near 50. the temperatures creep up again. we really need some rain. we could get some. emily: thank you so much for joining us.

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