cnbc's trish regan is here with a reality check. trish, 151,000 jobs sounds like a lot. why isn't it making a dent in the unemployment rate? >> reporter: you're right. it was a a lot. in fact, it was twice as much as any economist had been anticipated. but the fact is we're still at 9.6% on the unemployment rate. one reason is because a lot of people that previously wanted to be in the workforce but had bowed out because the economy was so bad, they want to be back in. and so now they're being counted in these rosters. the other reason -- and this is the harsh reality here -- is it's going to take a lot more than 151,000 jobs being added to the economy every month in order to make a dent in the unemployment rate. it takes, lester, 100,000 jobs being added to the economy every month just to keep up with population growth. so, really, we're looking at needing 300,000 jobs to really start to see that 9.6% come down. >> also in these numbers we saw -- it looked like a pickup in temporary workers being hired. is that a sign of hope? >> reporter: well, it certainly is, because

. >> reporter: trish wimmer travels every week and says the tsa took it too far this happen. >> when she went up my legs and used her hand to go up my skirt, that's when i freakedout. >> officers sometimes now use the back of their hands in a new search. officials insist it's about safety. >> we could be on a plane where somebody is prepared to blow themselves up and bring the plane do. >> reporter: almost one year after a man tried to bring an airliner down with a bomb in his private area, many use body snners. >> we don't want them to see our body unclothed.

trish?thank you very much. >>> the elizabeth smart kidnapping trial resumes on monday after federal appeals court on friday rejected the defense's effort to move the trial of brian david mitchell out of utah. smart was 14 when she was abducted from her bedroom eight years ago. msnbc's keith olbermann has been suspended indefinitely and without pay after it was revealed he made campaign donations to three democratic candidates in the run-up to the election. he was suspended for violating nbc news policy. >>> finally, quite a dust-up at the winner's circle of the breeder's cup. jockeys calvin borel and javier castellano threw punches at each other after the race ended. borel was incensed after castellano ran into the path of other horses which impeded borel. castellano was disqualified and borel ended in third place. that's the news, now back to lester. >> even stranger. a hockey match broke out right after that. just the most bizarre thing. trish, thanks. >> all right. nbc meteorologist bill

trish? >> thank you, mark potter. >>> several international airlines are cancelling trips to indonesia's capital over concerns about mount merapi. friday, the most powerful eruption in a century. 138 people have died from the eruptions over the past two weeks. the new commandant says this is not the time to repeal don't ask, don't tell. he says with troops locked in a fight against afghanistan he's concerned about troop unity. >>> queen elizabeth is joining facebook. her majesty launching her page tomorrow. unfortunately the page will not have her personal profile. just pictures, video and all things royal. on a final royal note we reported yesterday that an engagement announcement for prince william and kate middleton could happen soon. london tabloids are expecting the announcement by christmas with a wedding date of july 23. kate will be invited to join the royals for christmas celebrations this year, the first time a nonroyal is invited. i wonder if we'll be able to read about that on fa

. >> reporter: trish wimmer travels every week and says the tsa took it too far this happen. >> when she went up my legs and used her hand to go up my skirt, that's when i freakedout. >> officers sometimes now use the back of their hands in a new search. officials insist it's about safety. >> we could be on a plane where somebody is prepared to blow themselves up and bring the plane do. >> reporter: almost one year after a man tried to bring an airliner down with a bomb in his private area, many use body snners. >> we don't want them to see our body unclothed. >> there are privacy protections built in. the person that sees the image is not at the gate. >> and they've launched their see something say someing campaign. asking passengers to report anything they see out of the ordinary. but what some are saying is there is nothing ordinary about the trip through the airport these days. >> now here's a look at other stories making news early today in america in colorado, a 34-car pileup shut down interstate 35 and sent about 12 people to the hospital with nonlife threatening vehicles. the

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. >> reporter: trish wimmer travels every week. but says the tsa took it too far recently when she opted for a pat down instead of going through the full body scanner. >> when she went up my legs and used her hand to go up my skirt, that's when i freaked out. >> reporter: officers now sometimes use the front of their hands in a more vigorous search. some passengers call it molestation. officials insist it's about safety. >> we could be on a plane on which somebody is prepared to blow themselves and us up unless there is such a pat-down. >> reporter: almost one year after umar farouq abdulmutallab tried to bring a detroit bound airliner down with a bomb concealed in his underwear officials are faced with trying to search those private areas. many airports use full body scanners, technology some call invasive. >> we really want them to see our bodies essentially unclothed, that doesn't seem to be appropriate eat. >> there are privacy protections built in. the person who sees the image is not even at the gate where you go through. >>

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. >> check out their records -- >> reporter: trish travels every week but says the tsa took it too far recently when she opted for a pat-down instead of going through the full body scanner. >> up my legs and used her hand to go up my skirt, that's when i freaked out. >> reporter: officers now sometime use the front of their hands in a more vigorous search. some passengers call it molestation but official insist, it is about safety. >> we could be on a plane in which somebody is prepared to blow themselves and us up unless there is such a pat-down. >> reporter: almost one year after the man tried to bring a detroit-bound airliner with a bomb concealed in his underwear, officials are faced with trying to search those private areas. many airports now use full body scanners. technology some call invasive. >> we really want them to see our bodies essentially unclothed. that doesn't seal to be appropriate either. >> reporter: there are privacy protections built in. the person who sees the image is not even at the gate where you go through. >> reporter: the images aren't saved. others worry a

trish water has a heart condition but still works the land to zing straining his health over hunger his neighbor mas is hardly any better off with only metres but he said they gave his american seeds a couple of years ago but they failed to thrive we hardly got any harvest and i know most of the people in my village just struggling with this about the georgian government has introduced a policy it says will turn all this around it's encouraging huge numbers of south african farmers to come here bringing fresh ideas and expertise but the plans have been met with stiff opposition in the fields of agriculture and politics alike to go to resources for discipline our government is conducting a policy of betrayal of their own country our farmers will be forced to abandon their land because the cannot afford to farm it they don't produce enough to sustain themselves let alone so anything to make a profit. the government appears to be ploughing alone far on this issue but it's shrugged off all criticism and believes the scheme will revive an ailing industry or sarwari will. agree culture. best

they say it's often ignored sometimes by people who should know better, professional dog walkers like trish dyer. >> i don't think the issue is so much with the dog walkers, it's with the people, you know. >> reporter: do you ever bring if more than three dogs. >> way back when, yeah, i did. i brought in a total of probably 6. but i also was responsible for those 6. >> reporter: now the city is considering a change beefing up that three-dog limit from a park rule to an actual ordinance that would carry the potential of fines for people who violate it. >> honestly we're hoping people comply. it's straightforward. there is no reason to not comply with what we believe is a rule that's best for all the dog park users. don't bring more than three dogs into the dog park. >> reporter: all of this is going to get a pretty good hearing here in foster city, that's when the parks and rec committee will be voting on whether to turn that in to an ordinance. allen, if it does pass it would probably not take effect up til january. >> they have to reassign a dog catcher to oversee the limit on the park. >>

in kansas city, trish thought her patdown got way too personal. >> she went up my legs and used her handto go up my skirt that's when i freaked out. >> amid growing passenger concern, the man that runs the tsa told congress today finding the delicate balance between security and privacy is a constant challenge. >> i think everybody who gets on a flight wants to ensure and be assured that everybody else around them has been properly screened. >> reporter: now an internet-led call for passengers to resist the new procedures over the thanksgiving holiday has the tsa and airlines on alert. the concern, if a significant number of passengers elect to boycott the scanners and patdowns, security delays could grow and travelers could miss their flights. triple-a predicted 1.6 mth passengers will fly over thanksgiving week. 400,000 more than last year. >> i think we would all be concerned because the potential to make those lines even longer and that day even more difficult for people is real. >> reporter: while the tsa chief suggests that pilots could be exempt from going through full-body scanne

laurie most of this goes towards my medication after i buy that i hardly have anything left over and trish what tara has a heart condition but still works the land to zing straining his health over hunger his neighbor a mozzie is hardly any better off with only meters but he said that it would they gave his american seeds a couple of years ago but they failed to thrive we hardly got any harvest and i know most of the people in my village are struggling with this about what the georgian government has introduced a policy it says will turn all this around it's encouraging huge numbers of south african farmers to come here bringing fresh ideas and expertise but the plans have been met with stiff opposition in the fields of agriculture and politics alike to go to the senses for discipline our government is conducting a policy of the trail of their own country they're creating problems for georgians by not only strengthening punishment for underdeveloped farms but also by inviting say the african boers to come and work here our farmers will be forced to abandon their land because the kind of af

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we have trish at the stock market with more. what's the latest with gm? >> certainly a big day for gm, back on the market after declaring bankruptcy last year. this is a company investors have been clamoring to get in on. it went up in price, just $33 a share, gm, as you said, is on track for a major offering here, likely to raise more than $20 billion. of course, while it may do very well today, the big question here is how is this company going to be faring six months from now? that still remains to be seen. trish regan, thanks so much this morning. >>> quantum airlines announced half of the royals royce engines on their fleet of airbus must be replaced. they're considering pulling those 40 turbines from the world's biggest jumbo jets after a blowout on a qantas flight earlier this month. >>> a 3-year-old argentinean girl is alive after following 100 feet into a well, at an age when tieing a shoelace can be a challenge, the girl managed to fasten her own harness so rescuers above could hoist her to safety. doctors say she is doing just fine today. just

. >> reporter: trish travels every week but says the tsa took it too far recently when she opted for-down instead of ing through full body scanners. >> when she went up my legs and used her hand to go up my skirt, that's when i freaked out. >> reporter: officers now sometimes use the front of their hands in a more vigorous search. some passengers call it molestation. official insist, it is about safety. >> we could be on a plane where somebody is prepared to blow themselves and us up unless there is such a pat-down. >> reporter: almost one week afr this man tried to bring an airliner down with a bomb concealed in his underwear, officials are faced with trying to search those private areas. many airports now use full body scanners. technology some call invasive. >>e want them to see our bodi unclothed. that doesn't seem to be appropriate either. >> reporter: there are privacy prections built in. the person who sees the image is not even at the gate where you go through. >> the images aren't saved. others worry about radiation. officials insist levels are lower than what praeng exposed

. >> reporter: while daniel may have trouble coming to terms with that day, his mom, trish butler, isud almost beyond words. her e-mail brought us this story. >> i am honored by his brief reand courage. what mother thinks her child will risk his life to save another person. i don't think you can do better than that as a parent. >> reporter: and it is being a parent that might be his salvation. >> my son, my number one priority, taking care of my son. >> reporter: does that help you? >> it does. my buddy. gives me someone to talk to, hang out with. >> reporter: and something else to think about. >> unbelievable. >> his sacrifice, unbelievable. in a time of need. >>> weather wise, calm after the storm. calm before more winds move in. kind of a windy day. last night, gusts 54, measured at national airport. 5859 johns johns hopkins lab. a lot of wind and damage all over. starting in fairfax, arlington. damage there. montgomery, district, prince georges county and even beltway. get you going with moms like me bus stop forecast. not bad. we have clear skies out here. partly sunny. breezy. t

francisco today became the first city in the country to keep toys out of fast-food meals that are not new trishs. 8 to 3 vote by the board of supervisors is enough to override an expected veto by the mayor. the ordinance will allow mcdonald's and other restaurants to include toy in meals only if those meals include fruits and vegetables and limited amount of sugar, sugar, sodium a and fat. in the mean time survey this week findsp that we remain a if a food nation. 84 percent of parents polled in a study say they serve the if his food at least once a week. 84 percent. 66 percent say they took the kid specifically to the mcdonald's in the past week. >> well, as we continue here tonight. know anyone who lost a missile? >> it could be a test firing of an intercontinental ballistic michlt or it could not be. come up. latest theory on the missile mystery off southern california coast. >> plus assignment 7. invasive wee we quickly becoming a danger in the dealt 8. greatest state and greatest country in the world. >> was he the greatest governor. tonight arnold schwarzenegger reflect on his schwarzeneg

>>> next on msnbc saturday, it's the last stop, but is it the most important in the president's trish to asia sfp. >>> look or tch? what will makes safer. >>> plus, looking for money. the fed looks for a way to cut the national debt, but at whose expense? >> are you on that? >> yeah, snapple man, we're from china. we're familiar with tea. >> they're the dollars of madison avenue. why are pandas being used so much for tv commercials. >>> good morning, everyone. let's get to what's happening right now. we have some new comments from president obama this morning as he meets with world leader in japan. he's on the final stretch at what's been the longest overseas trip to his presidency. >> one of the important lessons of the economic crisis taught us is depending on american consumers and asian exports to drive economic growth. if we work together and act together in strengthening our economic ties can be a win-win for all of our nations. >> monica hair it's is live at the white house. >> good morning, alex. >> pretty busy day here. what is the white house saying about this trip? >> they'

so reducing isolation as well as you knew trish today. >> reporter: what else does meals on wheels immediate today and -- christmas is coming up and charities are looking for donation. >> we're always making sure that people are fed and looked after in the right way. but we're running a special holiday gift bag, a program where we'll get every meals on wheels senior, a pair of socks, a meal in a bag. so they know people are thinking of them. so people can do that or they can give money. >> reporter: thank you for joining us. these dinners will go out with all of these volunteers, 2400 meals will be served and those are two meals for each of those deliveries. so a lot of people will be busy today. they will have a good thanksgiving in the end. reporting live from san francisco. jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, jade. >>> ktvu is also helping out the community. tomorrow kicks off the annual holiday coat drive all over the bay area. it's called "one warm coat." ktvu personalities will be at four bay area locations to take your donations. sanfrancisco's ferry building, broadway

trish reagan is now at the new york stock exchange. >> it's going data coming out, manufacturing, housing unemployment. we're also getting some sales numbers out today including some retail earnings. certainly a very good barometer of the health or the lack thereof of the u.s. consumer. we have got a lot of concerns swirling out there about european debt, specifically ireland's debt. so we'll see how that affects things back here at home, speaking of home, the fed this week purchasing $35 billion worth of treasuries, this is all part of it's easing program. >>> president obama is praising a new freeze on israeli settlement expansion in an effort to restart peace talks with the palestinians. the israeli prime minister accepted incentives. those are some of the top stories at 7 minutes past the hour. >> al the mvp, what a weekend. >> it doesn't turn out too badly and governor jindal got out of the gulf just in time because they got a lot of rain down there today, causing problems stretching from houston all the way through new orleans, louisiana, into alabama and parts of georgia, we're tal

trish regan is at the new york stock exchange. there's a lot ahead this week. >> certain on the economic front. data on manufacturing, housing, unemployment. we're also getting a look at retail sales numbers today, including some retail earnings. so very busy. certainly going to be a very good barometer of the health or lack thereof of the u.s. consumer. meanwhile, we've got a lot of concern swirling out there about european debt, specifically ireland's debt. so we'll see how that affects things back here at home. speaking of home, the fed this week purchasing $35 billion worth of treasuries. this is all part of its quantitative easing program. a lot of doubt as to whether it's going to work. we'll see. >> trish regan, thanks a lot. >>> and finally, president obama is praising a new freeze on israeli settlement expansion in an effort to restart failed peace talks with the accepted a set of diplomatic and security incentives offered by the u.s. in exchange for extending a 90-day moratorium on settlement building. those are some of

trish turner, our senate producer on the hill for fox described it more like a town hall meeting andls can go and we have seen them on tape. is there "friendly fire" out there, the democrats have to deal with, especially the president. >> i think, right now, especially on the hill, in the aftermath of the midterms there is increased pressure on the white house and part of it is triggered by what is going on right now with the lame duck session, whether or not there is any direction coming from the white house, with regard to how negotiations go forward on the bur bush tax cuts, whether they'll be extended for those who make less than 250. bill: why do you think the message is squishy. when it came to health care you knew where the president stood. >> no, you knew he wanted something done but again in that circumstance is part of the problem, ceded power to pelosi and reid to corral conservative democrats and in this situation the thought was they learned their lesson and will tell us what they want and give democrats and republicans some direction. but, so far, it has been be a sent

trish from texas. we are reflecting on george w. bush. what the you think? caller: i think he will go down as one of the worst president in history. i am from the area that he is. i know a lot of the same people that he did business with and whom he associated with. i am from about an hour and a half north of where he is from. he represents this area, but it makes me wonder what we are thinking of as people. he started a war for weapons of mass destruction. there was nothing there. he allowed people to have the ic -- to out a cia operative. he basically did nothing. everybody lied. he changed it so that financial institutions could invest money that led to the housing debacle and t.a.r.p. i agreed with t.a.r.p., but it was only the thing to do to stop a depression. cheney did whatever he wanted. he refused to testify in front of congress. there were partisan. they did not work with the democrats. look at what he did as governor. he killed more people than carter. houston is the worst-polluted city in the country. he avoided the epa staff. he told oil refiner