and hazleton is not a sanctuary city.t have any century cities in northeastern pennsylvania. >> melissa: i understand that, but maybe you thought it spoke to the larger issue of cutting those local budgets. but we will see. it sounds fascinating, we will be watching. i'm always mindful of taxpayers money, so i love the idea that you want to know exactly where it's going. thank you for coming on today. we appreciate it. >> >>>> are dumb to find out, melissa. >> melissa: good for you. we appreciate you doing your job, thank you. fox news alert, new reaction as the march jobs report shows hiring rebounded. u.s. employers added 196,000 jobs with the employment rate holding steady at 3.8%. president trump weighing in on those numbers. we are live at the white house with more on this. there is a mixed reaction to this report from edward. break it down for us. >> very interesting, this is back to our regular scheduled economy going forward. a stellar job report, 196,000 jobs created in march. it's a lot more than the 33,000 crea

if you type in hazleton, it does coome up cancer capital of pennsylvavania. >> this is ground zero for the polycythemia vera cancer investigation. >> called pv for short, polycythemia vera is a rare form of blood cancer in most of the u.s. but here, there's a confirmed cluster of pv cases. >> in 2004, we learned that there were 67 diagnosed cases of polycythemia vera, which ultimately led to the--to the cononfirmation ofof a cancer cluster. since then, 130 0 cases of polycythemia vera have been reported to the pa cancer registry. >> peopople with pvpv, like deba trenently and d merle wertmaman, suffer from an overproduction of red blood cells. >> so the blood gets very thick, and it can cause, you know, blockages to smaller blood vessels that feed d vital organs of our body. tissue dea c can occur r anywhere in the body.. it can occur in theieir brain, it can occur in their toe, it can occur in their liver.r. we've seen patients where they've developed infarctions to their feet, where they've had to o have toes amputated. they have infarctions to theieir liver. they can have an infarct

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in west virginia and we've had several murders in hazleton and i'm sure senator manchin has the samething. we've had complaints from staffing that the shortages that it's not safe for the correctional officers that are being asked to perform different duties may be banned but they are for originally assigned for. this is an area that we have stumbled and i've been looking into this. it's been very frustrating because i've always supported the bureau of prisons in the past and think that it's a great organization and if we are going to have people incarcerated for you to makwehave to make sure te incarcerated under proper conditions. the way i look at it, the authorized level is good and adequate. it's that we are for the 5,000 people short of our authorized level. why has.com about? part of the overall members of the hiring freeze which i listed yesterday, but they were in the regional and headquarters and the shortages out in the facilities themselves wasn't to freeze. what this basically is bureaucracy and the way these organizations go about bringing in people and they need to muc

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cnbc's tom hazleton did not make that mistake, but you can see it right there.is sample still failed after just two days. >> he brought this on to "closing bell" 12 hours before that happened, and the first question i said is is it robust? do you feel like this will last and it won't break on set we both thought it was. we were loving it. 12 hours later that was it >> i think that's the interesting part his review, todd's review, goes into great detail how this is seeing the future before it fell apart. giving them kud owoz whether they can manufacture it to make it morrow bust is a big question >> it's a big blow for the brand image. >> a $2,000 phone. >> they have such a big broad fleet of phones. it probably doesn't -- no one had got this in their hands yet who had paid the money, has lost the money now, et cetera they can probably survive it >> the question among tech users, are they remanufacturing the phone or are they just adding signage to the phone about how delicate it is that means just effectively warning that the owners -- i do think that the review