pamela white, thanks so much for joining us. us. thank you so much for having me. _ data out on friday showed that the us created more jobs than expected in the month of february. most of those positions were in government, health care, and the food and beverage industries. but at the same time, the unemployment here in the us rose to its highest level in two years. michelle fleury has more. there was a little something for everyone in this month's jobs report. the 38th month in a row of... but those worry that the great jobs a row of... but those worry that the greatjobs engine of the us economy is running too hot. there was something for them too because the unemployment rose to a two—year high of 3.9%. it is partly because more people began looking for a job and could not immediately find one. when more people look for work, it becomes easierfor people look for work, it becomes easier for businesses to fill positions without paying more. perhaps helping to keep a lid on inflation. all of which should lead america's central ba

pamela white, former us ambassador to haiti. court in new york has found the former president of honduras guilty of conspiring with drug traffickers. they also found that juan 0rlando hernandez had used the honduran military and police to enable the smuggling of several tons of cocaine into the united states. mr hernandez denied allegations that he had received bribes from drug traffickers, including the notorious drug lord, joaquin �*el chapo' guzman. the us senate narrowly averted a partial government shutdown on friday with the approval of spending legistlation that keeps several government agencies funded. the passage comes just hours before current funding was set to expire at midnight. the $467.5 billion spending package funds departments including agriculture, transportation, housing and others until the end of september. it now heads to president biden�*s desk to be signed into law. and the former prime minister theresa may is stepping down as a conservative mp at the next election. mrs may led the country from 2016—2019

pamela white, thanks so much forjoining us on bbc news. thank you so much for having me. used the honduran military and police to enable the smuggling of several tonnes of cocaine into the united states. mr hernandez denied allegations that he had received bribes from drug traffickers, including the notorious drug lord, joaquin "el chapo" guzman. hernandez now faces life in prison. donald trump has posted a bond of almost $92 million while he appeals the verdict of a defamation case against him in new york. mr trump wants to reverse an order to pay the writer, ejean carroll, more than $83 million. the former president was found liable last year for sexually abusing ms carroll in the mid—1990s. trump�*s lawyer has said she is "highly confident" the judgment will be overturned. officials in australia say the great barrier reef is undergoing another mass bleaching event — the fifth in eight years. sea temperatures have approached record levels in recent weeks, putting coral under greater stress. scientists say urgent climate action is needed for the reef to survive. there ha

haiti pamela white, from 2012-2015, speaking to fox news.s is quite amazing she's talking about philippe who is one of the leaders of the coup that overthrew the democratically elected president aristide, supported by the george w. bush -- supported by the bush administration. and then you had the fact he served years in jail u.s. jail for drug trafficking, just released in november. it reminds us of juan orlando hernandez who is just convicted of drug trafficking. she is saying he should be considered as she did come out of prison and say he wants to be the president of haiti. is this possible u.s. is pushing for him to be part of the solution? >> there is certainly some ironic timing going on. i don't think the u.s. is that foolish, but they may -- they have had poor judgment in the past three years. they just released d philippe a matter of months ago. after he completed a seven year state in federal prison for money laundering. they could not get him on drug trafficking or he would have done 30 years. they sent him back. now, he has a li

found in the van, a man wanted for white collar crimes might have been more dangerous than he thought. they found something else peculiar. paperwork related to pamelathe time, gary triano meant what to you? >> nothing. >> reporter: but pam phillips was a name crowley had heard before. pam said ron had stolen money from her business. starbabys.com. >> did she have a case? >> we don't know. because she never came back. and she refused to answer my calls after that. >> so she originally came to you and made a complaint and backed off? >> yes. >> never told you why? >> no. >> reporter: pam's former nanny remembers for a while at least, pam and ron seemed close. >> and ron would come over at least two or three times a week. on some of those nights, pam would cook at her. have romantic dinners. >> reporter: although kevin says ron didn't seem to be pam's type. >> ron didn't have any money. he was not a socialite. and, that is what she generally went for. >> reporter: so what was pam's relationship with ron young and why wouldn't pam cooperate with the place? did she want to protect ron? or was she afraid of him? crowley didn't know what to make of it all