Hi there from CNN I'm Joe Beck with the five things you need to know for Friday

September 6th. In essence you are charged with four counts of felony murder

that was a judge addressing 14 year old

Colt Gray in Georgia this morning as he made his first court appearance over the

Appalachian High School shooting. He told Gray that if he's convicted, the maximum sentence he

could get for each count is life without the possibility of parole, but he

won't face the death penalty because he's under 18. The teen's father, Colin Gray, also appeared in court this morning,

charged with involuntary manslaughter, second-degree murder,

and cruelty to children.

The arrest warrant affidavit alleges he provided his son with a firearm, quote,

with knowledge he was a threat to himself and others. He could face a maximum of

180 years in prison if he's convicted of all 14 charges against him.

Neither Colt nor Colin Gray entered a plea and they did not ask for a bond.

America's job market rebounded last month. The economy added 142,000 jobs and the unemployment rate fell.

But today's job news is still mixed.

August job growth was slightly below expectations and the July

numbers that spooked Wall Street were weaker than initially reported. That was

true for June's figures too, which were also revised as part of today's report.

So what does this mean? Acting Labour Secretary Julie Sue tells CNN, we're seeing job growth hit more

normal rates after the post-pandemic hiring boom.

What we always want to see happen was a transition from the really rapid rate of job growth that

we saw initially to a more steady and stable rate of growth that we saw initially to a more steady and stable rate of growth and

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