From CNN, I'm Charlie Drever with the five things you need to know for Friday, November 1st.

The latest jobs report, and the last one before the election is out this morning, showing 12,000 jobs were added to the US economy last month.

This is far lower than the expectation for more than 112,000 jobs. But these numbers were likely affected

by several recent major events, like the devastation caused by hurricanes Helena Milton,

the ongoing Boeing machinist strike, and the short-lived but massive port workers strike.

We'll have more details on the impact of these numbers in our noon episode of Five Things.

The White House has been working to Trump-proof President Joe Biden's accomplishments

in case former President Donald Trump wins the election.

CNN's Fez Jamil tells us more.

Charlie, just as Biden spent his first hours in office reversing some of Trump's biggest moves,

by rejoining international PACs and signing executive orders, Trump could cancel much of Biden's

agenda.

That potentially includes a to Ukraine, as well as some of the funding for Biden's infrastructure

programs. Biden's climate and environmental regulations will likely be a major target of a Trump administration,

with the EPA's head recently telling CNN, the agency has worked hard to make its rules limiting

pollution legally durable.

Meanwhile, at an event in Glendale, Arizona yesterday, Trump said he wants to get elected

first before picking people for cabinet posts. As CNN has previously reported, Trump said he wants to get elected first before picking people for cabinet posts.

As CNN has previously reported, Trump's team has blown past a pair of key deadlines for

potential transition, with just days left before the election.

This breaks precedent in a way that could lead to future challenges for a peaceful transfer

of power. Staying on Trump, the Republican candidate is suing CBS for $10 billion for its interview with Vice President Kamala Harris.

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