penalties could be added if the drug is being -- is being sold within 1,000 feet of parksg?, playgrounds. >> the economy added just enough jobs last month to ease fears of a new recession but hiring is too weak to buy down unemployment. americans voice their frustrations about the economy. >> reporter: some good news for the struggling u.s. economy. the nation added 103,000 jobs last month. better than economists were expecting. the unemployment rate didn't bundle from 9.1%, a rate the white house called unexceptably high. that number is significant that means 14 million americans were looking for work last month, but couldn't find it. the average length of unemployment is 40.5 weeks. john boehner said today's report is more bad news. >> after three years of false who hopes -- hopes and broken promises americans continue to be left asking the question, where are the jobs? >> reporter: many asking the same thing. protests growing across the nation as americans stress frustration with wall street and anger about a lack of jobs. >> we have more than enough means, resources, we

penalties could be added if the drug is being -- is being sold within 1,000 feet of parksg?, playgrounds. >> the economy added just enough jobs last month to ease fears of a new recession but hiring is too weak to buy down unemployment. americans voice their frustrations about the economy. >> reporter: some good news for the struggling u.s. economy. the nation added 103,000 jobs last month. better than economists were expecting. the unemployment rate didn't bundle from 9.1%, a rate the white house called unexceptably high. that number is significant that means 14 million americans were looking for work last month, but couldn't find it. the average length of unemployment is 40.5 weeks. john boehner said today's report is more bad news. >> after three years of false who hopes -- hopes and broken promises americans continue to be left asking the question, where are the jobs? >> reporter: many asking the same thing. protests growing across the nation as americans stress frustration with wall street and anger about a lack of jobs. >> we have more than enough means, resources, we