later on in the program rob manfred is here to start with a baseball postseason. all that comin. the numbers did come in slightly below the expectation, the u.s. economy added 136,000 jobs in the month of september. lower than the 145,000 the economist were looking for. certainly steady. the un-employment rate dropped to a 50 year low at 3.5% in the last time you saw a number like that we went on the move in 1969. joining me too talk more about the week that was and what is ahead the deputy managing partner michael and sarah are here. in chief economist anthony chan. great to see you guys. thank you for being here. what was your reaction to the numbers? >> what i see, wages are not rising as rapidly, that gives the federal reserve not to concern and they can continue to stimulate and help the whole economy. in case anybody thinks his number was not strong, you have to look at the expectation of what the federal reserve will do right after the numbers were released. you saw that drop by ten percentage points in october and 10% in december. still strong and suggest will get to that

later on in the program rob manfred is here to start with a baseball postseason. all that comin.pectation, the u.s. economy added 136,000 jobs

later on in the program rob manfred is here to start with a baseball postseason. all that comin. the numbers did come in slightly below the expectation, the u.s. economy added 136,000 jobs

the a's said they were blindsided and the commissioner, rob manfred, was disappointed by the timing of just ahead of the wildcard matchup. he hinted the team could relocate in an interview with the chronicle and said, quote, i think it would be a tragedy for oakland to lose its last major professional sports team and i hope the city will come forward and be more aggressive about moving the process forward. the mayor and president kaplan expressed strong support to keep the a's here. i tried to make it clear that we need more than verbal support, he said. mayor libby schaaf said she hopes the issues can be resolved outside of court. >> i believe we can accomplish our goals of public benefit better by working collaboratively. when the city and county work together -- because we have the un-separated joint interest in the land -- that it actually will improve both of our positions, as far as the disposition of the property. >> although there is a temporary restraining order, the a's can continue negotiating with the county and all five are expected in court next month. live in oakland, al

later on in the program rob manfred is here to start with a baseball postseason. all that comin.id come in slightly below the expectation, the u.s. economy added 136,000 jobs

mlb commissioner rob manfred said he spoke with president trump.n order not to disrupt fans, president trump has said he'll arrive after first pitch and leave before the game is over. that's game four. game five, it's another very expensive ticket. standing room only just to get inside the stadium tonight. going for over $900. >> wow. >> wow. >> andy, i'm sure you will be standing there cheering for your team we won't mention. >> in his head. maybe not publicly. have fun, andy. >>> felicity huffman is out of jail. this is happening as prosecutors file more charges in the college admissions scandal. we have a legal brief with joey jackson next. what these new charges could mean for the parents who have not reached plea agreements such as lori loughlin. >> plus the republicans may not have all of the religious vote but what one evangelical has as a plan for the ballot box. we'll talk when we return. too much! too perfect! i can rent this? for that price? absolutely. what is this, some kind of fairy tale? it's just right! book your just right rental a

later on in the program rob manfred is here to start with a baseball postseason. all that comin.bers did come in slightly below the expectation, the u.s. economy added 136,000 jobs

you can see the sign behind me that says rooted lot of questions about the future of commissioner rob manfred said i think it would be a tragedy for oakland to lose its last major professional sports teams. the city will come forward and be more aggressive about moving the process forward. the mayor and president kaplan expressed strong support for keeping the a's here in my meeting with them and i tried to make clear from them that we need more than verbal support for the process. the city of oakland filed a lawsuit to prevent the oakland a's purchasing alameda county's half of the land of the callous senior process. in tuesday in alameda court issued a temporary restraining order to prevent any deal from happening at least for now. commissioner manfred met with mayor libby schaaf yesterday and earlier this week she said she hopes any issues can be resolved outside of court. >> my dream is we place the lawsuit on hold. we push pause and sit down and negotiate and we forge a beautiful future for this piece of land that will serve generations of east oakland ours for many years to come. that c

major league baseball commissioner rob manfred says he spoke with president trump and in order not toin and out of the stadium, president trump says he will arrive after the first pitch and then leave before the game is over. now for tonight's game four, this continues to be one of the hottest tickets we've seen in sports the entire year. just to get into the stadium standing room only. going to cost you more than $800. ana, it is guaranteed it is going to be another electric atmosphere here tonight at nationals park. >> top of the hour live in the cnn newsroom. i'm ana cabrera in new york. president trump and his former right-hand man in the white house going back and forth today over advice on how not to get impeached. john kelly, retired marine corps general and former white house chief of staff told reporters this weekend that if he had o

san francisco chronicle"" where we're getting this report that major league baseball commissioner rob manfred met with oakland city officials last week's wild card game against the rays. he told them he wants the city to drop this lawsuit, which is essentially blocking the sale of the coliseum site to the oakland a's. the city claims the sale of the site to the a's violates a state law that requires publicly owned land like the oakland coliseum to be considered for affordable housing before it's sold to another party. one city councilmember told "the chronicle" manfred "laid down the law" and brought up vegas as a pre t raiders of course as you mentioned making the move there next season, not to mention the a's have a triple "a" team in the city which led the minor leagues in attendance. prior to the lawsuit, the a's were in negotiations on an $85 million deal to purchase half of the coliseum land from the county, which would have been used for housing and businesses. this comes as the team is still trying to work on that plan to build a new stadium at the howard terminal near jack london squ

mlb commissioner rob manfred said he spoke with president trump and in order to not disrupt the fansetting in and out of the stadium president trump says he'll arrive after the first pitch and then leave before the game is over. these days we know there is plenty of disagreement going on here in the nation's capital but one thing everyone can agree on right now in the city is cheering for the nationals and cnn's wolf blitzer is a super nationals fan. and i caught up with him just to talk about how much excitement there is right now in the city. >> just brought the whole cmmunity together during a rather tumultuous political environment, liberals, conservatives, democrats, and republicans. you see them all at the game. i go to a lot of the games. they're always there. everybody loves the washington nationals. we're on a roll right now and let's hope for the best. >> reporter: guys, i was one of the few people walking out with a little smile on my face, born and raised in houston. i was happy last night but we'll see who walks out with a smile tonight. >> i love how bold wolf is. he sa

. >> reporter: major league baseball commissioner rob manfred met with liam libby schaaf and the president of the city council and was interviewed on the podcast before last night's game where he expressed excitement over the large turnout at that matchup but also concern over recent developments. >> tried to impress upon them the need for concrete action to move the stadium process forward. the fans in oakland deserve a stadium. i think they want a stadium and it's time to get it done. >> reporter: the city of oakland filed a lawsuit to prevent the oakland a's from purchasing alameda county's half of the complex. tuesday and alameda county court issued a temporary restraining order to prevent any deal at least for now. the commissioner met with the mayor yesterday and earlier this week she said she hopes any issues can be resolved outside of court. >> my dream is that we place the lawsuit on hold. we push pause. we sit down and negotiate and we forge a beautiful future for this piece of land that will serve generations of east oakland for many years to come. that certainly will include af

major league baseball commissioner rob manfred says he spoke with president trump and in order not to disrupt the fans getting in and out of the stadium, president trump says he will arrive after the first pitch and then leave before the game is over. now for tonight's game four, this continues to be one of the hottest tickets we've seen in sports the entire year. just to get into the stadium standing room only. going to cost you more than $800. ana, it is guaranteed it is going to be another electric atmosphere here tonight at nationals park. >> top of the hour live in the cnn newsroom. i'm ana cabrera in new york. president trump and his former right-hand man in the white house going back and forth today over advice on how not to get impeached. john kelly, retired marine corps general and former white house chief of staff told reporters this weekend that if he had stayed on the job the president would not be in the impeachment predicament he is in now. the former chief of staff told an interviewer that when they were looking for his replacement last year he told the president this.

libby schaaf tweeted out this photo today, saying she had a great meeting with mlb commissioner rob manfredthe only thing i'm going to regret is they're not going to have any parking or tailgating. >> whoever wins tonight will then take on the houston astros this friday. that's the latest here in >> let's hope they face houston. >>> meanwhile, in sin city, the hockey season kicks off for the sharks. >> they are facing the golden knights. puck drop in 30 minutes. the last time they faced off, the greatest comeback in sharks history. down three goals and the sharks stormed back to win game seven of the play-off series. a few changes since that meeting. joe pavelski gone. he is playing for dallas now. and the sharks will be without top forward evander kane, remember, suspended for the first three games of the season for shoving an official in a preseason game. of course we'll have the highlights for you coming up tonight. we'll have that for you at 11:00. >>> you might be polluting the san francisco bay and not even know it. every year 7 trillion tiny pieces of microplastic flows through the b

let's get into the details of this report in "the "san francisco chronicle"" that mentions rob manfred met with city officials when he was in oakland last week while he was attends lag week's a.l. wild card game against the tampa bay rays. according to the report he told them he wants the city to drop this lawsuit which is blocking the sale of the coliseum site to the oakland arc's. the city claims the sale of the site to the a's violates a state law that requires publicly owned lands like the coliseum to be considered first for affordable housing before it's sold. one city councilmember told "the cron qul" manfred "laid down the law" and brought up vegas as a possible destination, with the raiders making the move there next season, not to mention the a's have a triple as q ags team in the city which led the minor leagues in attendance. prior to this lawsuit by the city, the a's were in negotiations on an $85 million deal to purchase half of the coliseum land from the county, which would be used for housing and businesses. now this also comes as the team is still trying to work on a pl