while that official rate went down there are still some 23 million americans who remain either unemployed or under employed. the same rough number we have seen for months. peter barnes picks up the story from there. >> the labor department survey found employers added 114,000 non-farm payroll jobs, just enough to employ new entrants to the job market. the second survey the agency releases each month, a survey of individuals reported that 873,000 people said they had found full or part-time work last move some kind. and that's the report used to calculate the unemployment rate and that spike in job growth is what pushed the jobless rate down to 7.8%, the lowest level since january of 2009 when president obama took office and the first time it's been below