alisyn: we have been wearing snuggies and and we have written scooter s before, but never together. [captioning made possible by fox news channel] captioned by the national captioning institute www.ncicap.org bill: this is a fox news alert. the unemployment rate jumps higher, 9.7% of americans looking for a job cannot find one. that is the highest number in 21 years, getting closer to the double-digit mark. that translates into about 15 million americans. good morning, everyone. look through we have with us today. juliet: this is the first time i have been to the studio. i am going to do some cartwheels while you do your interview. as bad as unemployment is, employment economists tell us that is not the whole story. there are millions more that are not being counted and this comes one day after joe biden trumpeted a boost in jobs from the stimulus effort. the recovery act is working. do not just take my word for it. analysts from moody s, economic policymakers, and oth
to a rising star within the ranks of al qaeda. we begin with the latest in the fight to root out terror suspects overseas and here at home. we are learning new details about the indictments and arrests we first told you about yesterday. they took place in minnesota, california, and alabama. 14 people accused of providing terrorist support. our coverage begins with homeland security correspondent jean meserve. reporter: a u.s. designated terror group on the battle field in somalia. among its commanders u.s. officials say two of the indicted men, jihad mostafa and omar hammami. hammami has reportedly become a prop gandist as well. translator: only reason we re staying here away from our families, away from the cities, away from ice, candy bars, is because we re waiteding to meet with the enemy. reporter: an expert on radicalization call him a jih