Tonight, the surprising jobs report blowing expectations out of the water.

What does the workforce growth mean for interest rates, inflation, and the overall U.S. economy?

Here are tonight's headlines.

An unexpected surge for employment in America, but still thousands of union workers across

the country are on the picket lines. Despite the strong September jobs report, picketers and

protesters like these in the screen actors field still aren't

feeling the game. Another weekend with rain in the northeast. Philippe is making its way through

the Atlantic. It is going to be a soggy, windy mess along the coast. Major American cities

struggle to handle the near record levels of migrants. As asylum seekers continue to cross the southern border, more than

17,000 have been bused here to Chicago, where resources are so limited, migrants have been

sleeping outside on the ground in front of police stations. Sharing nuclear submarine secrets,

the new report alleging former President Trump revealed to an Australian businessman some of America's most sensitive information.

Why his own Secretary of Defense tells us it's reckless.

The battle for Speaker of the House heats up as former President Donald Trump weighs in.

We'll look at the path ahead.

In total, how much did you send? Over a four or five-month period, 800,000.

A warning tonight from the FBI about senior scans, going after your retirement savings.

What to look out for? Older adults are disproportionately targeted and victimized.

Why do you think that is?

Because they have the most money.

And it's Friday, so we go on the road with a story about an unexpected meeting between two strangers.

Do you remember writing on that egg?

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