bill hemmer cannot. bill hemmer with more experience. but because of bill hemmer's skin color?do it. as a civil rights attorney i find it repugnant. >> bill: we're losing our minds, guys. thank you, leo and geraldo. nice to see you both. thank you. >> dana: bill, the ceo of the e-commerce company shopify sending them to staff that they are a business not a family writing the very idea is preposterous. you are born into a family. the dangers of family thinking it becomes very hard to let poor performers go. shopify is a team, not a family, bill. something must have been happening over there. >> bill: shopify is based out of canada, too. maybe we can learn something from that. >> dana: canadians are so nice. not family, though. >> bill: former president obama acknowledging ufos may not be purely science fiction. roll it. >> we can't explain how they move, their trajectory. they did not have an easily explainable pattern. >> bill: he might know. he had all the secret information. then how close are we to finding out what the ufos really are? here is harris with a preview of "the f

thank you, dana perino, bill hemmer, guy benson, kat timpf.a. ♪ ♪ >> shannon: hello and welcome to "fox news @ night." i am shannon bream in washington. breaking tonight, the cdc says it's following the science by finally allowing fully vaccinated people to ditch their masks indoors and out but critics say it's not the science that's changed with politics. our panel weighs in on that and an

and then tonight going to be on gutfeld exclamation point with my co-anchor bill hemmer, guy benson and more thing "i'm going to say something that bothered me about the last segment what i heard and it's the fact that ellen degeneres has 255 staff members. i have five. we poet have hour long shows. she does not need 255 staff members. way too many staff members. obviously toxic. that's the most bloated show i ever heard of. i feel like a plotted. had to get that off my chest. go ahead, juan. >> juan: all right, take alook at mace the ace. that's mason o'reilly or mace ace as his 45,000 tiktok followers follow him. irish 4-year-old. and he has really great soccer skills that he has developed by practicing with his dad quite prey cocious. one touch passes quite incredible and he can put the pal in the net, folks, this one reminds me of practicing boxing with my dad. it builds lifelong bonds that will never ever get old. >> dana: super cute. >> jesse: mace the face. go ahead, judge, real quick. >> i want to talk about a place called the delta rescue animal sanctuary in the world. rescue a

that's not the first woman bill hemmer has stolen from me. [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> greg: she promised that i would be first! she promised me! >> saving it for last, greg. >> greg: the wheaties box went to her head buried >> you've got to work your way up. >> greg: there's nothing funnier to watch a media scrambling to cover their messes, slight watering -- take cnn, the conspiracy not network which spent four years calling anyone who disagreed with them a bigot. they flooded the media zone with impeachment theater and anti-trump a stereo that kept everyone busy as the coronavirus bread. their emotional despair of a trump pushed the most destructive man-made disaster in history into a dark corner where blossomed like a pot plant in kat's bedroom window. and when the virus took off, the media, along with the w.h.o., concluded it wasn't a lab leak before they seriously even investigated it. they labeled it a loony conspiracy theory because, like the nba, they'd rather rip trump then defend china. so now what do these clowns do when that nar

bill hemmer, nice to see you. >> trolling you in person now. >> martha: i like this. >> facebook hasling apparently, this is a group of 20 working out of london. this case there were 19 of them. they are lawyers and human rights activists and journalists and political leaders. >> martha: what do you think the vote was? >> i don't know what that was. might have been 19-0. given the woke wave in america, who think they're going to decide otherwise? in six months they'll have to come back and make a final ruling on this. trump filed a letter with facebook to appeal this. i haven't seen it yet. i'm trying to get my hands on it. i don't know what it says. if i can, i'll bring it to you. that's one way of looking at the story. the other way is 2024. you have to remember now, trump is thinking whether or not he should run again. facebook was an enormous vessel for him during this campaign. his team spend $170 million on facebook alone. biden $120 million. mark meadows was on with us. he talked about these rallies being planned on behalf of trump that will happen the next two to six weeks, w

it was bill hemmer. >> you to come out. i don't trust you, cartoon man.alled you a temperament supposed to do that. >> breaking your own rules. >> i know. we start with unique classes. my phone has better facial recognition and that is a landline. i'm being told about a time so will have to see you next week. >> great job, steve. [ applause ] >> we will be right back. >> greg: we're out of time. set your dvr every night so you never miss an episode. thanks to our studio audience. [♪♪♪] judge jeanine: hello and welcome to "justice." i'm judge jeanine pirro. thanks for joining us tonight. let's get right to my open. monday is memorial day and the kickoff to summer 2001. sum -- summer 2021. it's time to walk outside and start having a good time again. but when you do, be warned, you will be walking into a very different america than

it was bill hemmer. >> you to come out. i don't trust you, cartoon man.> breaking your own rules. >> i know. we start with unique classes. my phone has better facial recognition and that is a landline. i'm being told about a time so will have to see you next week. >> great job, steve. [ applause ] >> we will be right back. >> greg: we're out of time. set your dvr every night so you never miss an episode. thanks to our studio audience. shannon bream is next. bad thing. forget about it. but enough about me. >> hello, everybody. i am dagen mcdowell along with greg gutfeld, jessica tarlov, dan bongino, and gillian turner. at 5:00 in new york city and this is the five. a major development on the wuhan covid lab leak investigation, the official who led the probe that president biden then shut down says his team found almost nothing to suggest a virus

today she is joining us with questions for my co-host bill hemmer saying she wanted to hammer hemmer. doing? >> bill: we're great. you look terrific. >> thank you. >> bill: go ahead. >> you want to get started? >> bill: let's do it. >> what do you think is best about being a journalist? >> what do i like best? i like to learn something new every day. >> can you tell me about an awkward moment you've had on tv? >> every day. if you watch you will see them. >> what have you learned about dana since you started working with her? >> how much time do you have? i would say that i have learned what you see is what you get and that's a really good thing. >> dana: and i have a dog. >> bill: did you know? >> do you have any hidden talents? >> bill: not many. >> dana: actually in that commercial break, emmy, he does. he talked about a hidden talent he has. writing children's songs. >> bill: they just come out of my head randomly throughout the day. i would say i'm a pretty good photographer and i'm a great griller. so i can make you a burger or a hot dog of your choosing whenever you like. >> i

i'm bill hemmer tuesday. you've made it so far. good morning. >> >> dana: i'm dana perino, this is "america's newsroom." floyd's death sparked a summer of massive protests that you'll remember across america leaving cities burned, lookeded and calls to take away power for police. >> bill: now it's met with a surge in violent crime in america's biggest cities. >> dana: we'll talk to former minneapolis cop steve dykstra about his decision to leave the force. first we go to garrett tenney in minneapolis today. >> good morning to you. a lot of city leaders across the country who last year got behind the defund the police movement are struggling to respond to a wave of violent crime and minneapolis has become ground zero for this debate. the city's police department is down more than 200 officers from a year ago and that's largely due to a wave of early retirements and extended medical leaves following the protests last summer. so far murders are up 130% compared to this point last year. violent crime up 15%. other major cities are seei

i'm bill hemmer. good morning to you. >> dana: we're trying it out. i'm dana perino. we'll see how it goes. it's "america's newsroom." >> bill: this colonial pipeline is long, substantial, it's 5500 miles. it transports more than 100 million gallons a day from texas up to new jersey until it was shut down friday. >> dana: the hackers are part of an eastern europey an based criminal gang known as dark side. local agencies including the f.b.i. and homeland security are investigating. >> bill: analysis from dan hoffman in a moment. let's get to the white house. what are we learning about this? >> good morning. the white house says it's closely monitoring the impact of this ransomware attack. it is easing regulations on fuel transportation to make sure supplies can move up and down the east coast. the company first learned about it on friday and took its own systems off line to avoid anything catastrophic from happening. an update from colonial sunday night their operational team is developing a system restart plan. smaller lateral lines between terminals and delivery poin

. >> bill: i'm bill hemmer. here at fox square 75 and sunny. i would ask for that all time. sometimes i won. >> bill: i can see that sometimes. with regard to the cdc guidelines, however, great looking shot in times square. i can understand how people are confused. you think about the bouncing ball that we've been trying to follow for so long and in times square the tourists aren't back but a little later this hour we'll show you a walk about. i was surprised how many tourists we ran into. >> dana: a great time to come visit. the restaurants now can be open to 100% capacity. broadway is not open yet but still a lot to do. with the weather get to central park as well. >> bill: the reason it's happening is because of the vaccine and we should not go another moment without pointing out what operation warp speed did for america and what it will eventually do for the world. you think about that task force working on this pandemic creating a vaccine never produced before in the history of human kind. they did it in record speed. out to all americans

i'm bill hemmer. good morning. >> dana: i'm dana perino and this is "america's newsroom." >> bill: you were in the town of manhattan last night right around mid town when this went off. >> dana: finished the five and walking out of the building and lots of sirens. they were right there. traffic was stopped and there had been fireworks. i didn't know what it was. an explosion of some sort on that street. 47th street we know it well and it was quite distressing for the people that were there and all of that kind of activity was followed into time square as well last night. >> bill: during covid that street was empty. no longer as new york city opened up this past week. >> dana: it is very busy. the attacks come as israel and hamas come to a cease-fire and after president biden put pressure on our biggest ally in the region to de-escalate. >> bill: we start with christina coleman in los angeles standing by. let's begin with trey yengst in gaza city for the first time since the conflict started 11 days ago

i'm dana perino. >> bill: i'm bill hemmer. still kicking it. have we lost altitude? ccination rates dropping sharply as administration scrambles to get more shots into arms. the number of vaccinations falling from about 3 1/2 million a day back in mid april to just about 2 million as we approach mid may. the president holding a virtual meeting with six governors today seeking advice how to get more people vaccinated and reopen more of the country. meanwhile republicans blaming the latest disappointing job numbers on government spending. >> i'm not calling anybody lazy. the logic tells you if you make as much or more in some cases not working than working, you'll do that until such time as that no longer exists. i'm not calling anybody lazy. it is a logical numbered base decision some people made. it is real. small businesses are telling us they cannot fill job openings. >> dana: peter doocy getting us started live on the north lawn. good morning, peter. zbh president biden claims his economic plan is working. as members of his administration claim people aren't workin

it was bill hemmer. >> you to come out. i don't trust you, cartoon man.> breaking your own rules. >> i know. we start with unique classes. my phone has better facial recognition and that is a landline. i'm being told about a time so will have to see you next week. >> great job, steve. [ applause ] >> we will be right back. ♪welcome back to that same old place♪ ♪that you laughed about♪ ♪well, the names have all changed♪ ♪since you hung around♪ welcome back, america. it sure is good to see you. there are never enough hours in the day. welcome back, america. so we made classes you can take at any hour. take online classes any time day or night, at university of phoenix. >> greg: we're out of time. set your dvr every night so you never miss an episode. thanks to our studio audience. shannon bream is next. to towers foundation. let's watch what you made

i'm bill hemmer. analysis in a moment. first hello. you've almost made it. hello. >> dana: i'm dana perino. this is "america's newsroom." the latest numbers from the labor department. 266,000 jobs added last month. many experts were predicting as many as a million. the unemployment rate ticks up to 6.1%. when something like this happens when it is so unexpected. we expect it will be a big number. that was the trend. one of our good friends tweeted what happened? >> bill: i was just scanning the cable nets on the business side. nobody has a clear explanation for it. how you can create a million jobs a month ago and you fall 75% short of that number a month later. there will be detailed analysis. >> dana: good news is we have good guests to help us figure it out. this disappointing jobs report is coming as president biden pushes a multi-trillion dollar spending plan and selling it for an ailing economy. >> creating jobs. i think of one thing, i think of jobs, jobs, jobs. everything we're going through is now sort of the blinders have been taken off the america

i'm bill hemmer good morning.ve to uncover the origins of the virus as we learn about more -- more about the early days of the outbreak including evidence of possible covid cases in china that go back to october of 2019. the top military officer at the pentagon blaming a lack of transparency on leaders in beijing. the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff saying this late yesterday. once this virus started appearing there seems to have been a fair amount of activity or cover-up or lack of transparency. probably the best way to put it. all of that is disturbing, end quote. >> dana: let's get more from lucas tomlinson live at the pentagon. >> i spoke to general millie late last night more than a year into the pandemic and he still doesn't know where the coronavirus began. >> we must get to the bottom of this. what i said a year ago is still true today. inconclusive. we don't know. >> speaking at the air force academy graduation he indicated why the chinese haven't been helpful in the investigation. he thinks it's th

bill hemmer welcome to new york. >> dana: kids say the most interesting things. reaction coming in powerful teachers clue over the cdc. republicans are demanding president biden stand up to teachers unions and get kids back in the classroom. >> all the president has to do and be very firm. the largest teachers' union are at the table directly involved in helping to steer the science and being part of this process. we shouldn't have a politicized public health bureaucracies like the cdc answering at the beck and call of the teachers unions. we need kids back in school. >> bill: on the day after peter doocy leads our coverage on the north lawn at the white house. what's the reaction there? >> it's interesting. as some of the president's team say there is no crystal ball to consult whether or not schools can be open in the fall the president is getting a sense of the things young students do during zoom classes other than just learn. >> it was kind of fun because sometimes when mrs. b -- you could eat. >> there are a lot of kids on zoom at one time. >> sometimes, wh

thank you, dana perino, bill hemmer, guy benson, kat timpf. "fox news @ night" with shannon bream is next. i am greg gutfeld and i love, america. ♪ ♪ >> shannon: hello and welcome to "fox news @ night." i am shannon bream in washington. breaking tonight, the cdc says it's following the science by finally allowing fully vaccinated people to ditch their masks indoors and out but critics say it's not the science that's changed with politics. our panel weighs in on that and answering linking questions. millions of frustrated drivers searching for gas and if they do find it they are also finding long lines and spiking prices. the shortage forcing a school district a hold online classes. israel deploying ground forces as tensions escalated in the middle east. also revealing a deep divide at home among democrats. republican senator marsha blackburn joins us in minutes. we begin with the cdc's game changing guidance on mask wearing and social distancing. for people who are fully vaccinated. trace gallagher is on the case. good evening, trace. >> there

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i'm bill hemmer, welcome to tuesday. >> dana: good morning. i'm dana perino, this is "america's newsroom." california is set to keep its mask mandate in place for the next month. new york is lifting it tomorrow and the nation's capital rolled back on monday. cdc is to blame for mask confusion about the new guidance according to admiral giroir. >> we know cases are going down. vaccinations going up. cdc made the right play call but fumbled the ball at the one-yard line. the communication was a business mall. >> dana: when you have a former cdc director saying it was abyss mall. >> it continues to be reported the white house, the president specifically, was not informed about this guidance change until thursday morning of last week which is the same time we all found out about it. so is that how it went down? there is a new channel of communication at the cdc as a result. >> dana: a big resignation we'll find out more in a moment. former coronavirus testing czar admiral giroir will join us in a moment. peter doocy will join us from the white hou

now, we had andy slavin, one of the white house covid czars, bob , but we had him talk to bill hemmern whether or not the white house was pressuring cdc. listen. >> if the cdc guidance is what it is until it changes there's no inbetween guidance. if they wanted to do this politically conveniently, wouldn't you have done this before the hearings if you didn't have to take the tough questions rather than after? the cdc is always going to be criticized as being either too fast or too slow. usually at the same time by the way but their job isn't to be popular. they try to follow the science. david: slavin is claiming the white house had nothing to do with this decision, do you believe that? >> i'm sure they are in communication. as far as how much pressure the white house was putting on cdc, i'm not so sure, but this is either about the science or it's about politics, and certainly, i do find it confusing that some of these states are not following cdc guidance, especially coming from a democratic administration and we're talking about mostly blue states. i also think, you know, humans ar

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eric: and that was friday, talking to bill hemmer, mark meredith live at the white house with the he very latest right now. >> reporter: good afternoon. april's jobs report caught a lot of economists off-guard. when you talk to lawmakers and folks at the white house and ask them why was growth slower than expected, you get two different answers. president biden insists the economy is rebounding and the jobs report is not as bleak as some think. the white house is using the data to double down on the calls for trillions of dollars in new government spending. >> the reality is, we have fallen behind with our investments in the economy, and people are still struggling. women in particular, still struggling to find affordable child care. >> reporter: some business owners say the biggest issue they have is finding workers. republicans are now calling on congress to cut off that enhanced federal unemployment benefit early before it's set to ex spire in september. now on sures, the president will have -- on thursday, the president will have a chance to meet with six republican senators to t

this week i talk to my co-anchor bill hemmer and a university of virginia professor dr.e graduates of 2021. congratulations to you all great advice in there also, did i an interview with an adorable 7-year-old from idaho, her name is emmy eat ton. she had seven questions from me. i answered them all very honestly. here is a clip. >> question number one: what's your favorite part about your job? >> dana: i love reading the news and talking about the news. when i worked at the white house i used to answer questions about the news. so this is just perfect for me, this job. i love being involved in journalism and working with my friends here at fox. >> i love doing journalism, too. >> dana: i can tell. >> dana: jesse, i highly recommend an interview for you for your book tour. big sales. >> jesse: that is the cutest thing i have ever seen. i love that dana. speaking of my book though, dana, we are debuting a little segment where i will be reading a titillating excerpt from how i saved the world, so here we go. let's begin. dick was 50 and intimidating and i was still drunk.

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. >> bill: i'm bill hemmer. >> dana: i love that guy tony. >> bill: good folks back home in ohio, youmessage to 43 and get him to go to the white house. >> bill: these pork projects banned 10 fraud and corruption but officially reinstated back in february. >> dana: here are a few of the hundreds of proposals submitted to sar. $2 million for the brooklyn museum. 700,000 for inclusion programs in new york and nearly half a million for a yoga program in new jersey. >> bill: come and get it. fox team coverage. ari fleischer has reaction. hillary vaughn has the news from capitol hill. >> house lawmakers are looking to sweeten president biden's infrastructure package by getting a piece of the pie for their home districts. they are adding on requests for earmark funding to pay for things that they're calling community projects for themselves. amazing research team at the fox news brain room did a deep dive compiling a laundry list of projects requested and how much money they want for them. the list of projects runs long. here is a scroll of how much extra cash is being asked for. many of th

i'm bill hemmer. welcome back to our program as we start on monday. >> dana: what happened to your british accent? for the team? >> bill: it's not gone. >> dana: this is "america's newsroom," the boat carrying dozens of people capsized yesterday morning. by the team rescue crews got to the scene the boat had broken to pieces. >> bill: border officials warning all signs point to a dangerous smuggling operation off the coast. >> reality is crossing the border illegally is unsafe no matter the method especially at sea. the smugglers don't care about the people they're exploiting. all they care about is profit. to them these people are just commodities. >> bill: he is very much unfortunately right about that. the governor of texas blaming president biden's policies for the growing migrant crisis. >> president biden's approach to this, abandon the rule of law. they are doing nothing to stop this from happening and not even acknowledging what the consequences are going to be to the united states of america.

. >> bill: i'm bill hemmer. >> dana: i warmed up. evel since the second world war taking up roughly a quarter of the economy. jackie hinrich reports from the north lawn of the white house to tell us about the big number. >> good morning. we are still waiting on the details. according to reports the $6 trillion proposal would bring the u.s. to its highest sustained levels of federal spending since world war ii like you said and bring the federal budget deficit to $1.8 trillion next year. now the total debt held by the public according to this would exceed the annual gdp by 117% by the end of 2031. however, it is important to remember that budget proposal sent to congress are wish lists, not binding congress. congress rarely enacts them in full but laying out the president's priorities for federal dollars. congress holds the purse strings. 70% of federal spending is entitlements. the remaining 30% is discrechener spending that gets attention. the administration said spending will be offset and paid for by tax increases. here is what jen

i'm bill hemmer. we're beginning a brand-new week here. >> dana: it's a little early for my spanish lesson. dana perino. "america's newsroom." great weekend. you had one? >> bill: absolutely. >> dana: how was your mask wearing situation? >> in new york i had it either in my right pocket or under my chin if i went in somewhere and said wear the mask. i was on and off all week >> dana: i flew to nashville. i didn't put a mask back on once we went outside. we went to an event. nobody was wearing a mask. you don't know if people are vaccinated. i'm vaccinated so i'm good. >> bill: we had very different experiences. you likely had, too. the confusion cropping up as states and cities try to figure out whether or not the change their own rules to match the new federal guidance. >> dana: jerome adams will join us in a moment. mark meredith is live at the white house. >> bill: federal health officials shocked so many people with this latest guidance everybody trying to make sense of this new information recomme

i'm bill hemmer, welcome to the program today. >> dana: i'm dana perino, this is "america's newsroom." that's a big issue and every week that goes by the trail gets colder. >> bill: the administration is saying the investigation still underway, just operating out of a different part of the government. so we'll get into all that coming up here. >> dana: president biden pulling the plug on the state department inquiry while calling for an independent investigation where the virus came from. the contractor who was leading the state department probe telling fox news he doesn't know why the administration would doubt his team's efforts. we're getting reaction from senator marco rubio. >> the world health organization is not capable of undertaking this investigation. the chinese won't allow it. i think it's possible that the chinese government, communist party itself doesn't exactly know what happened. they don't have a system you are at the wuhan lab and had an accident and you would self-report it. people like that disappear or get fired. >> dana: rich edson is reporting live from washing

bill hemmer, here we go. we'll decide a name at the end of the hour. know if i'm prepared. >> bill: there is a ton going on right now. with regard to john kerry remember the interview with zarif the foreign minister. he and kerry go back years and there is an interview he did that lasted for several hours and suggested that john kerry, while trump was president, gave the iranians information about the israelis hitting iranian targets in lebanon. if you do that that's a big no no in america. >> dana: the biden administration said there is nothing to see here. that information was already public. we'll get answers today from him when he testifies under oath. first terrifying video. a situation on our border. we want to warn you, this may be hard for some viewers to watch. migrants bail from a truck with law enforcement hot on the trail. this as we get new data capturing the sheer size of the crisis at the southern border. u.s. customs and border protection reporting more than 178,000 encounters with migrants in april. the highest total so far. >> bill: r

i'm bill hemmer. >> dana: i'm dana perino and this is "america's newsroom." prices at the pump are rising. so are costs for a lot of essential goods you need everyday. economists are warning -- >> israel exchanging more rocket fire with palestinians. >> dana: republicans are slamming president biden's response to the pipeline hack and that's not all. >> president biden and his spokesperson were unnerving. they're naive, week and don't show an understanding of the problem. >> 110 days of marching to disaster. we're seeing the results right before us. >> this is exactly what happens when we project weakness from the oval office. it is not a good situation. >> bill: in a moment we'll check in with a mayor who owns a gas station in south carolina, stay tuned for that. karl rove has analysis. we begin with gillian turner at the white house from the north lawn. hello. >> good morning. the white house is feeling is pressure ratchet up by the hour. so far this morning as those gas lines get longer, prices rise, more stations continue to shut down. at the same time th

i'm bill hemmer on a friday. back by popular demand. what's happening?or dana perino this morning. the border control conducting 6,000 rescues. latest report showing the bodies of 227 border crossers recovered in arizona's pima county last year. a 10-year high as migrants and smugglers seeking to evade detection cross through the dangerous terrains including private property, of course. arizona sheriff calling on the white house for help. >> it's hard and so disappointing and frustrating. we're doing everything we can in arizona. our governor, attorney general, our mayors, sheriffs, we're stepping up on this, stand united to secure our border. we're getting no response from washington, d.c. >> bill: ranchers are fed up calling the situation out of control. you have exclusive video for us. what did you find, bill? good morning. >> bill, good morning to you. so yesterday happened to be the very first day since we got here a week ago we didn't witness any migrants crossing the rio grande behind us. that was yesterday. today is today. we've had crossings tod

. >> bill: i'm bill hemmer. good morning. a lot of reaction on this decision. meadows and more. >> it's a sad day for america, a sad day for facebook because i can tell you a number of members of congress are now looking at do they break up facebook, do they make sure they don't have a monopoly? i can tell you that it is two different standards. one for donald trump and one for a number of other people on their sites and suggesting that more nefarious things than what the president has been accused of. >> bill: mark meadows last hour, senator kennedy from louisiana this hour and senator, good morning to you. the news is fresh, only 60 minutes old. your reaction. >> well, those not wishing, bill, to reside in the la la land i think will agree with the facts as i'm about to articulate them. number one, most of the young people and some of the old people who are running these social media platforms are practically bull show vicks. you can believe what you want. no one believes that these social media platforms will regulate our censor let's say senator bernie sand

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i'm bill hemmer. analysis in a moment. first hello. you've almost made it.n. the unemployment rate ticks up to 6.1%.