u.s. labor department will announce the october unemployment numbers. most analysts believe 90,000 jobs were created last month. the city added about 109,000 a month. that's barely enough to keep pace with the number of people entering the job market. the analyst believe the unemployment rate will remain at 9.1% but we'll bring you that report when it comes in. >> one of the pioneering companies is cutting more than 10% of it's global work force. they focused on making chips for games, pcs and servers, but not on processes for phones and tablets and in part that lead to getting a new chief executive officer who hopes to lead the company in a new direction. if there are going to be job cuts now, the time to make them. >> get it done as quickly as you can in your new term of office and get the company back into a hiring restructuring mode. >> the lay offs are spread across the board and around the world and they are effective immediately. >>> today is a big day for investors that have been waiting to get their hands on shares of groupon. they sold shares

u.s. labor department reports the economy added another 80,000 jobs in september. the improvement was less than hoped for and enough to lower the unemployment rate to an even 9%. the news comes as president obama continues to travel the country pushing his jobs plan. congressional republicans are holding their position that the plan is too expensive and doesn't do enough to create jobs. >>> nearly one in seven people in santa clara county is living in poverty. they hand out groceries to 375 families. today was even busier as people crowded in to find out how they can register for the annual holiday food and toy giveaway. >> like santa clara county with so much wealth, there's so many people living, having to make a choice between a roof over the head or keeping the lights on or having the food for the kids or health care, it's dif stating and we need help to get us through the holiday season. >> sacred heart will begin registering people tomorrow morning. 4,000 families will receive thanksgiving care packages meant to last a week. 3,000 families will receive help w

u.s. labor department says employers added eighty thousand jobs that's enough to bring the national jobless rate down to an even nine percent but the number of new jobs was less than analysts predicted the u.s. economy jobs last month but not nearly as many as analysts had hoped that slightly less than economists projected. and you know i think it's the exact same thing every month every month it's either really horrible results or just less horrible results but it's always worse than a crowd of us expect it and the mainstream media usually just leaves it at that and then moves right on but at some point you have to start asking what exactly are economists expecting to happen when the housing market is still a mess at. being taken care of when congress is a focus more on cutting deficits and social programs and they aren't creating jobs how can anything possibly get better when the priorities in washington are all wrong what magical wonder a cottage is betting on here and so here we have to bring up a great point i'll take from robert reich the former labor secretary under the clinton admin

u.s. the labor department says unemployment fell last month to 9%, from 9.1% in september. it is the first time the jobless rate has fallen since july. >>> employers added 80,000 jobs last month, fewer than expected but the labor department revised the numbers upward for august and september. >>> if you have been outside today you know it is chilly in the bay area and this is a big change from the warm temperatures we had just a few days ago. rosemary orosco is in the weather center with details on how cold it may get in your neighborhood overnight but we begin with kraig debro in san francisco to find out how people are reacting to this chill. good afternoon. >> reporter: good afternoon. and i am recollecting by wearing my coat. it is chilly here. winter is more than a month away. take a look at some of the people here. you can already tell there is a chill in the air. on the other side of town this morning the wind, the cold forced joggers and walkers and bikers to bundle up and it could be worse tomorrow. the national weather service is holding off on issuing overnight f

u.s. department of labor said that veterans of the iraq and afghanistan wars are having a harder time finding jobs. 12% of them are unemployed compared to a national average of 9%. >> the last think this they should have to do is fight for a job when they come home. and that is why we're here today. >> reporter: president obama is pushing congress to approve two tax credits for hiring unemployed vets. the returning heros tax credit is worth up to $5,600. the wounded warriors tax credit goes up to 9600 that is for hiring those with service cred disabilities. the republicans have proposed paying for some initiatives with a new tax on millionaire. >> i won't wait nor will i let politics get in the way making sure the veterans share in the opportunity that they defend. >> reporter: as part of the president's we can't wait agenda, three job search initiate i weres were rolled out. the gold card for private service at career centers my next move, a career counseling site and the veteran's job bank, which allows veteran jobseekers to search based on their military training. >> the senate is voting n

u.s. department labor report shows a slight slow down in new jobs added but lower unemployment.eased two days ago employers added 80,000 jobs. that's down from the summer. but the national unemployment rate is down, 9 -- down .1% to an even 9%, lowest unemployment rate since april. >>> starbucks wants your money to create jobs across america. the giant coffee chain is selling wristbands and proceeds go to a group that makes loans to small businesses. starbucks 'ceo charles schwartz sat down with poppy harlow in a one-on-one interview to talk about the program. >> right now, in starbucks across the country, you will find these wristbands and the company is asking for a $5 donation and then you get a wristband to try to help create jobs in america. all that money is going to go help fund small business loans. the big question is, why is starbucks asking for your money to create jobs? we asked howard schulz, the ceo, take a listen. >> the real issue here is we have 9% unemployment in america, almost doubled that in the hispanic and african-american community. people are losing fait

u.s. department of labor says their unemployment rate is among the highest of any age group. some say too much screen time could be to blame. >> i can only infer that the time spend doing these activities as opposed to inperson communication produces some sort of tech deficit. >> reporter: he started studying job seekers shortly after the boom. >> some questions like tell me about your strengths, tell me about your weaknesses. >> reporter: he says while millenials may spend hour, all that virtual interaction is virtually useless when it comes to impressing a future boss. and wanted to hear examples of collaboration and problem solves. >> when asked these questions, they have nothing to talk about. it creates an awkward situation. >> reporter: cindy says for those who don't have a foundation of good manners and civility, heavy use of technology makes it worse. >> we're not seeing immediate reactions and reprocautions. >> reporter: she says corporations are eager to mine the tech savvy millenials. but says the companies call her saying this -- >> we have a couple of hires that

u.s. department of labor says their unemployment rate is among the highest of any age group.e say too much screen time could be to blame. >> i can only infer that the time spend doing these activities as opposed to inperson communication produces some sort of tech deficit. >> reporter: he started studying job seekers shortly after the boom. >> some questions like tell me about your strengths, tell me about your weaknesses. >> reporter: he says while millenials may spend hour, all that virtual interaction is virtually useless when it comes to impressing a future boss. and wanted to hear examples of collaboration and problem solves. >> when asked these questions, they have nothing to talk about. it creates an awkward situation. >> reporter: cindy says for those who don't have a foundation of good manners and civility, heavy use of technology makes it worse. >> we're not seeing immediate reactions and reprocautions. >> reporter: she says corporations are eager to mine the tech savvy millenials. but says the companies call her saying this -- >> we have a couple of hires that need

here in the u.s., the jobs picture has shown modest improvements. the labor department reports the 8000 new jobs were created nationwide in october which pushes the national unemployment rate down to 9%. medical officials in the syrian city of homes -- homs say that the hospitals have received more than 100 hospital -- 100 corpses in the past 24 hours. we have a report from neighboring turkey were many syrians have fled the unrest. >> a hasty funeral for someone reportedly killed after the peace deal was a cheat. activists say the death toll shows the government cannot be trusted. this makes specific demands of the president. he must remove the military from the streets, release prisoners, and allow monitors and journalists free access. instead, president assad has come back with a demand of his own. he is giving the opposition group a week to hand over any weapons that they have. >> it is very difficult to see that he would withdraw his forces. the minute he would do this, you will see millions of people on the streets. people will demand his downfall and his position

u.s. has slowed for the first time in recent months. the labor department reported that consumer prices were 3.5% higher than a year earlier. the sharpest rises in food and energy. the official rate would have been much lower without those two sectors. federal reserve expects inflation to stabilize, which could allow more scope to get the economy going again. for more on the u.s., let's turn to our correspondent in new york. -- new york. testers have been looking to the u.s. for days. what are the indications -- investors have been looking to the u.s. for days. what are the indications? >> we had some good economic data. but look at industrial production, up 0.7%, not bad at all. there might be a little bit of a recovery going on. the homebuilders are crucial sector to for the american economy -- too for the american economy and they are still generally weak. have one problem today -- we have one more problem today, the oil prices up again, over $100 per barrel. that could be a problem for the next couple of months to come. >> in and year, mario monti will

. >>> in the u.s., unemployment was down last month for the first time since july. the labor department says unemployment came down from 9.1% in september to 9% in october. but hiring was still slow. there were 80,000 new nonfarm jobs against the market expectation of 90,000. there were 6,000 new jobs in the mining sector and 5,000 in manufacturing. but 20,000 jobs were lost in construction. >>> for analysis of the u.s. jobs situation, we spoke with michelle meyer, senior u.s. economist at bank of america merrill lynch global research. >> the jobs report for october showed the economy has continued to add jobs, just doing so at a sluggish pace, so it doesn't change our overall view of the recovery. it still suggests it is on-going, it is just very slow and quite feeble. the economy is adding about 100,000 jobs each month, which is about what you need to keep up with population growth. it's not exceeding that, which is what's keeping the unemployment rate high, close to 9%. >>> prime minister yoshihiko noda will decide whether they will resume talks on the free trade agreement. >> transl

meantime the labor department says unemployment rates fell in about 3/4 of large u.s. cities in october and fed chairman ben bernanke is predicting the economy will improve over time. the labor department released its october unemployment numbers tomorrow. >>> the death toll has risen to at least 29 from the recent listeria outbreak linked to cantaloupes. at least 139 people in 29 states have been sickened in one of the deadliest food-borne illness outbreaks ever in the u.s. >>> and today closing arguments begin in the involuntary manslaughter trial of michael jackson's doctor, conrad murray. if convicted he faces up to four years behind bars and the loss of his medical license. >>> a california judge on wednesday sentenced lindsay lohan to 30 days in jail for violating her parole, but just how much time if any will she actually have to serve? nbc's george lewis is at the jail in lynwood, california. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, natalie. lindsay lohan won't have to spend much time in jail at all. why? because state prisons are overcrowded in california, so t

u.s. department of labor and we also have dr. david montgomery of the economic research association the director of the cbo as well as the deputy at the u.s. department of energy has indicated earlier mr. kats is on his way and we also have the president of miller long and we appreciate the panel being here. we are going to swear you in when mr. kats gets here we will do that please just stand up, raise your right hand to some lonely us where the train delete the testimony or about to give us the truth, the whole truth? let the record reflect that everyone answered in the affirmative. you know the rule, five minutes. stick to that as best you can and we will start on the road mr. friedman you are recognized for your five minutes. >> thank you mr. chairman. .. >> with the passing of the recovery act, the inspector general launched efforts to assist the department. we issued 68 reports mentioning initiatives and activities initiated over 100 recovery act related criminal investigation, enand conducted 300 fraud awareness briefings a

u.s. is a little brighter than the past few weeks according to the labor department 395 people file for unemploymentits last week that is the fewest number since april. it is good for the san francisco mayor and the league who make job situation a priority in his campaign. teresa estacio caught up with him to talk about his jobs plan. >>reporter: this is a mayor and the hitting the streets of san francisco on thursday as his first official day as mayor he was wasting no time thanking supporters and talking to create more jobs in san francisco. and during the campaign he promoted his a road map to good jobs and it tackled 17 main points including a job squad, staffers are assigned to work with small businesses to help with the red tape so they can expand and hire more employees. then there was the one for the payroll tax reform. then there was the mid career academy. here is the mayor to explain that part of the plan. >> we are working with all the colleges and the technology companies to create mid career academies for those that lost their job. >>reporter: this plan has $9 billion to help improve t

u.s. economy shows the number of people applying for unemployment benefits went up last week after two months of steady declines. labor department says weekly unemployment applications increased by 2,000 last week the second increase in six weeks despite that the four week average fell to its lowest since april. experts say that is a sign companies are laying off fewer workers. >>> that is not the case for nokia the number two mobile technology company is slashing 17,000 jobs worldwide by 2013, nearly 23% of is workforce. it has offices in san francisco and sunnyvale but hasn't said whether those offices will be affected. the company says restructuring will make it more flexible and efficient. >>> millions expected to travel over thanksgiving. according to aaa even thoughs go and air fare prices are higher, 90% expected to dive. snow and freezing rain are affecting -- some of the east and west coast coast. katie marzullo joins us from san francisco international airport. >> reporter: 135,000 people are expected to mass through the doors of sfo today alone. -- that number is up 4% if the same time last year. so far, especially fo

u.s. economy this morning. the labor departmentor the first time last week. it sounds like a lot, but whenever this number comes in, less than 400,000, a sign the labor market is headed in the right direction. >>> markets open in 45 minutes. right now we're on track for a quiet open on wall street after the dow lost nearly 200 points yesterday. right now stock futures are trading slightly higher and markets getting a boost from that jobs report. >>> and hundreds of "occupy wall street" protesters take a look right now are making their way to the new york stock exchange. they're hoping to disrupt this morning's opening bell. today's protests to mark the movement's two-month anversity. >>> powerful storms ripped low the south. four people were killed yesterday. the nasty weather destroyed homes and knocked down power lines. rescue teams are now searching for survivors. >>> the president saying the united states is a pacific power and here to stay. he arrived in indonesia this morning after announcing a shift of military power in aust

u.s. economy shows the number of people applying for unemployment benefits went up last week after two months of steady declines. labor departments weekly unemployment applications increased by 2000 last week the second increase in six weeks despite that the four week average fell to its lowest since april. experts say that is a sign companies are laying off fewer workers. >>> that is not the case for nokia the number two mobile technology company is slashing 17,000 jobs worldwide by 2013 nearly 23% of is workforce. it has offices in san francisco and sunnyvale but hasn't said whether those offices will be affected. the company says restructuring will make it more flexible and efficient. >>> millions expected to travel over thanksgiving. according to aaa even thoughs go and air fare prices are higher 90% expected to dive. snow and freezing rain are affecting -- some of the east and west coast coast. katie marzullo joins us from san francisco international airport. >> reporter: 135,000 people are expected to mass through the doors of sfo today alone. -- that number is up 4% if the same time last year. so far especially for folks

. >> the labor department reports that u.s. workers increased their productivity over the summer by the most in a year and a half. the gain was smaller than initially thought, just over 2%, slower than the 3 per one% estimate by the government. an update on the are rated demonstrators actions yesterday. britain's foreign office said insuring the safety of our staff and their families is our immediate priorities. britain is withdrawing all diplomats from iran. the foreign minister says britain has also ordered all our rating diplomats to leave the united kingdom. the attack on the british embassy could not have taken place without some degree of iranian regime consent. david cameron said he will consider taking some very tough actions. norway has closed its embassy in tehran because of security concerns. the decision came after a security concerns and in context with the attack on the british embassy. those are some of the latest headlines on c-span radio. >> every american soldier and prisoner will be out of the jungle and out

labor trafficking in the san francisco area. but according to a 2004 report from the u.s. department of justice, an estimated 14 to 17,000 people are trafficked into the united states every year. making the crime as prevalent has homicide. put to work in popular restaurants, major hotel chains and factories, these silent victim, says liou, are the human cost of the low prices customers pay for food and services in big cities like san francisco. >> we' seen anyone as young as 7, anyone as old as 75 years old. men and women. we've also seen sex trafficking cases. but also a lot of labor cases so that involving domestic servitude, hotel restaurant work. >> and says liou, when they're healthy foreigners or diplomats, they have little incentive 20 respect u.s. laws. >> heidi who works out of her home would often see lily when she went to pick up the mail. >> once in a while, she would be there and she would see me standing there getting my mail. she would fly over and start talking to me. and she had this beaming expression on her face as if she was so happy to be talking to another human

u.s., a hopeful sign that the job market is slowly improving. employers advertised more jobs in september than at any point in the past three years. the labor department says companies posted 3.3 million job openings, a 7% increase from august and the most since the summer of 2008 just before the financial crisis hits. >>> wall street bonuses set to shrink by an average of 20% to 30% from a year ago. it would be the weakest bonus season since the financial crisis of 2008. now, the sluggish economy and uncertainty over the debt crisis in europe is hurting business at many wall street firms. bond traders expected to get hit the hardest. bonus payments could plunge as much as 45%. interesting trend to see there. >> these things are looking up jobwise around here. >> thanks, jess. >>> this is a test of the emergency alert system. we'll let you know when you can expect to hear that on your tv and radio coming up this afternoon. >> don't bother trying to change the channel because it is everywhere. we're back with your weather first in two minutes. [ man ] i got this citi thank you card and started earning loads of points. you got a weather balloon with poi

labor department. it came in a slight bit worse than expected. 80,000 jobs added in the u.s.st month we expected 95,000. unemployment rate ticked lower to 9% from 9.1%. investors tracking a situation you have been reporting on at advanced microdevices with the chip maker announcing restructuring that involves 10% of its workforce and one time charge of 105 million dollars to pay for it. stocks on the rise yesterday greece appears to be moving closer to bail surprise interest rate cut from the european central bank. starbucks announces plans to renovate a record number of stores next year. starbucks says commodity prices are high hinting price hikes may be on the way if you are female and dating you may have noticed bachelor's don't have the pad any more. the childhood bedroom is becoming the new bachelor pad. percentage of men from 25 to 34 who lived -- who live with parents in of increased to 1 in 5 to save money. young women are more likely to have a job and fewer than 1 in 10 live with mom and dad. at the new york stock exchange, i'm jane king. >>> 5:56. construction work

u.s. department of labor, i participated in much of this research. i was fortunate to have initiated and overseen a serious of social science experiments under the leadership of secretaries from bill bach to robert reish. these concluded at least three reemployment approaches are cost effective for dislocated workers. they are job search assistance, self-employment assistance, and reemployment bonuses. in addition, work sharing evaluations have shown that program to be effective in the u.s. and a does p other industrial nations. we recommend each of the four reemployment approaches be used nationally to help unemployed workers return to work with employment. these reemployment approaches can be implemented and expanded at little cost to the federal government. let me explain. job search assistance consistents of assessment, councilling, job matching, and workshops. together, they speed the return to work, reducing unemployment insurance payments and increasing tax payments. they were supported by the recovery act, but these funds have now expired. fe

u.s. commy added a modest number of jobs in october as the unemployment rate dipped to an even 9%. according to the labor department,000 jobs were added last month bringing the jobless rate down .01 of a percent last month. the government says there is now 13.9 million americans unemployed or under employed. so far republicans and the white house remain deadlocked on how to create jobs. >> it has been a staple on pratt street but o' bricky's is closing for good. they expect to open a maller crab house soon at the planned slots parlor near arund he will hills mall. you can also go to their bar in concourse a inside b.w.i. airport. so all is not lost. >> although a little messy to eat right before you get on the plane, but if you really want crabs, it is worth it. >> ah, just wash-up. >> still ahead, the farmer's market. >> and for coffee lovers, how much is too much when it comes to your health? you might be surprised. that is in our women's doctor's (announcer) still got flakes? switch to selsun blue shampoo. maximum strength medicine wipes out flakes. aloe and moisturizers keep hair healthy. >> it is going to be o

u.s. economy shows number of people applying for unemployment benefits went up after two months of steady decline. the labor department says weekly applications increased by 2000 last week the second increase and despite that the four-week average fell to lowest levels in april. and that is not the case at nokia the mobile technology company says it's slashing 17,000 jobs world wide by 2013. nearly 23% of its global he work force there. is a large presence in sunnyvale. a company official told abc 7 no layoffs are planned in the sill will he convalley. job cuts are related to the joint venture with german electronics and engineering sint seimens. nokia says it will make it more efficient. >> mom and pop stores reaching out to shoppers this thanksgiving weekend. the big retail stores are pushing as early as tomorrow small businesses are asking customers to buy locally and spend their money on the saturday after thanksgiving. we're live with what is being dubbed small-business saturday. >> black friday not a welcomed word here. and small businesses are saying how do they bring more people from out side? the city hopes t

allison byrnes is here with what the labor department is reporting about the job situation in the u.s. allison. >> reporter: tori, that's right, the report shows the job market has improved only slightly over the last few months. now, employers added 80,000 jobs in october. that means the unemployment rate dropped slightly to 9% from 9.1% the month before of the most hiring was in professional and business services. leisure and hospitality and health care. manufacturing stayed flat, but government and construction hiring is down, and nearly 14 million americans are still unemployed. here on capitol hill, fremont congressman pete stark is joining other democrats, calling for an extension of long-term unemployment benefits that expire at the end of this year. >> extending unemployment is a jobs bill. it's the people who will have this extra income that will allow them to make rent payments, allow them to buy some clothes or lunches for their kids at school. >> a hearing has just started here on capitol hill where the head of the bureau of labor statistics is testifying about his hiring

u.s., a hopeful sign that the job market is improving. employers advertise more jobs in september than at any other point in the last three years. the labor department says they posted more than 3.3 million job openings. that's a 7% increase since august. and the most since the summer of 2008, just before the financial crisis hit. wall street bonuses are set to shrink by an average of 20 to 30% this year from a year ago. it would be the weakest bonus season since the financial crisis of '08. the sluggish economy is hurting businesses at many wall street firms. bonus payments could climb as much as 25%. >>> and tsunami back in march, put a big dent in its profits. and toyota is warning that flooding in thailand is expecting parts supplies this quarter. that's your money watch. for more, go to cbsmoneywatch.com. in new york, i'm alexis christoforous. >>> coming up at 4:00, the jury returns a verdict in the bribery trial with state senator ulysses currie. the decision is moments away. >>> free wi-fi. if you took advantage of the services in public, we'll explain why you may want to stop. >>> dinner interrupted. surprise guest crashes through a window.

labor department says only 80,000 jobs were created in october. that is less than expected. the unemployment rate fell slightly to 9% and experts say the uncertainty in europe and washington over the u.s. budget talks may be causing companies to hold back from hiring more people. taking a lead at where the markets are trading atlook at where the markets are trading at. >> if you are fed up with their bank you can vent your frustrations tomorrow. efface the group is encouraging people to get rid of your big bang for smaller ones and credit unions. 76,000 people on the side have pledged to move their money. a new survey says and least 650,000 people have switched to credit unions and several big banks announced they were talking on new fees. most have decided to get rid of those fees under pressure from customers who they are planning on an air feeling had in sports. she plays the mother on two and half men. we will talk with holland taylor about her one-woman show coming to chicago. it world-renowned irish tenor. coming to theaters across the country next year. [music] [ sniffs ] i have a cold. [ sniffs ] i took dayquil but my nose is still runny. [ male announcer ] truth is dayquil do

u.s. economy added the fewest jobs in four months. but the jobless rate still went down last month. unemployment fell to 9% in october after three straight months at 9.1%. labor departmenteports 80,000 new jobs the private sector added 104,000 jobs. progress reported this morning at the g20 economic summit in france. they are going to increase resources of the international monetary fund to help solve europe's debt crisis. the method is to be discussed. in greece the prime minister could be on the way out as he faces a confidence vote. >>> a gunman's rampage is caught on tape. we have new video at a deadly shooting at a nevada ihop in september. this is the first time we are seeing the gunman running through the parking lot and firing at a woman. she tried to escape on her motorcycle but was shot in the head. the only way she survived, because of her helmet. just minutes before the suspect stormed the carson city ihop and opened fire on patrons. three national guardsmen and another person died. >>> jurors are expected to begin deliberations in the dr. conrad murray trial. murray is charged with the involuntary manslaughter of michael jackson. closing arguments wrapped u

labor department of labor. tos is an independent national statistical agency that collects processes analyze and disseminate the essential statistical data to the american public on the u.s. congress other federal agencies, state and local governments, businesses and labor. dr. hall served as chief economist at the white house council of economic advisors for two years under president george w. bush. prior to that he was chief economist for the u.s. department of commerce. dr. hall spent 10 years at the u.s. international trade commission. dr. hall received his b.a. degree from university of virginia, ms and phd degrees from purdue university. dr. hall,.or galvin, dr. horrigan, thank you. [inaudible] >> put that thing closer. [inaudible] >> wow, do the best you can. [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] and in management and technical consulting services. employment and leisure and hospitality continue to trend up over the month it since the recent launching or 22 and the added 344,000 jobs. health care employment edged up by 12,000 in october following a gain of 45,000 in september. the two-month average increase of 29,000 was in line with the industry's recen

u.s. more help wanted for a change. employers posted more jobs in september than at any other time in the past three years according to the labor departmentseptember there were 3.4 million job openings. we now know 40,000 people shifted their accounts from big banks to credit unions this past weekend as part of that bank transfer day according to the credit union national association. the movement caught fire after bank of america agreed to scrapped their debit card fee. the head of the hedge fund was find $3 million. the biggest s.e.c. fine levied against an individual. apple's app store may not be as safe as you think. a notable computer security researcher says he was able to get an app past apple's screening process, an app that allowed hack towers gain control of your iphone. so far apple is not responding. get ready to pay more for that pecan pie. prices for the nut to jump because of growing demand in china and a drought that damaged much of the crop in the american south. "american morning" will be right back after this quick break. >>> this should never have happened. and it must never happen again. >> never again. the attorney g

labor department is out and it says 80,000 jobs were added to the economy in october. that's less than expected and the unemployment rate fell from 9.1% to 9%. >>> right now u.s.but also waiting for news from europe on the greece bailout and developments from the g-20 summit. >>> brand-new this hour, it is official, the greek financial minister saying there will not be a popular vote on the eu bailout deal to save the economy. there you go, investors. the greek dominating the summit in france. that's under way right now. >>> jon corzine resigning as ceo of the investment firm mf global this morning. the firm collapsed and allegedly lost track of $600 million in customer money. >>> more than 400,000 electric customers in connecticut still don't have power this morning. six days after a freak snow storm. and they may not have electricity until monday. the state's attorney general now launching an investigation into why it's taking so long p. >>> jetblue refunding hundreds of passengers who sat stranded on a tarmac in hartford up to eight hours after the storm hit. they're getting apology calls and round trip vouchers for a future flight. >>> jury deliberations i