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The US says Iran has been sending ballistic missiles to Russia.

And US stocks post steep weekly losses after a mixed jobs report.

This is one of the most hotly anticipated jobs reports in recent memory and people were really looking for direction from this data.

And truth be told, they didn't really get any.

Plus, abortion is a big issue in Arizona.

How would that affect the presidential election?

It's Friday, September 6th. I'm Tracy Hunt for the Wall Street Journal.

This is the PM edition of What's News, the top headlines and business stories that move the world today.

U.S. and European officials said today that Iran has sent short-range ballistic missiles

to Russia despite stern warnings not to do so.

The missiles give Moscow another potent military tool in its war against Ukraine.

Russia has stepped up its missile attacks on Ukrainian cities and infrastructure, killing dozens

of civilians in recent days.

The National Security Council hasn't responded to an immediate request for comment.

There was also no immediate comment from the Iranian Mission to the United Nations in New York

or the Russian Embassy in Washington.

Today's job report has been the most anticipated jobs report in a really long time.

It showed that job growth in the US rebounded in August with 142,000 jobs added to the economy.

Last month's unemployment rate also takes it lower to 4.2%.

Now we wait and see what the Federal Reserve will do with these numbers as it contemplates a series of rate cuts when it meets later this month.

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