it might be a break through for the man who was so vocal for stopping forced sterilization in china. now the government says he can apply to study abroad like any other citizen. a new report shows the unemployment rate fell last month, but we re not celebrating so fast. the number of jobs created was less than expected. the jobless rate fell because workers dropped out of the labor force. the rate dipped to 8.1%. employers added 115,000 jobs. you re going to go live to the new york stock exchange to see how wall street is reacting. and gilbert, arizona, this is near phoenix. this house, a horrible, horrible crime scene. police believe the man shot and killed four people there, including his girlfriend and their 15-month-old granddaughter. they say the man, j.t. ready, then killed himself. he s an admitted white supremacist who organized a private citizen militia to patrol the mexican border. he allegedly kept ties to neo-nazi groups. shagging a fly ball. mare ya na had
of people after a high school football children game at cowboy stadium in arlington, the vehicle knocking one man into the passenger seat and another man jumping in and slamming on the brakes, none of the injuries is serious and the cowboys organization is investigating this incident. fox news on the job hunt. the u.s. unemployment rate dipping to 8.6% in november and a big reason for that drop. about 300,000 jobless people flat out stopped looking for work. here is encouragement. one industry is experiencing a major labor shortage and they re looking for people to hire and if you re looking, this is for you. claudia cowan is live for us. we re talking about experienced machinist the aen there are not enough of them yet their skills are in high demand and that s why hundreds of schools across the country are racing to train workers to fill scores of available jobs.
rate has fallen to 8.6%. that s the lowest rate in nearly three years. christine romans back with us in new york now. so, christine, what a marked improvement. 120,000 jobs added in november, where are we seeing the most growth here? we had the last two months here res have hire, as well. many more jobs created in september and october than we thought. the growth we re seeing is in the retail industry, no surprise there. 50,000 jobs created in the retail industry and half of those were in clothing stores and also in apparel, you know, accessory stores. you also saw leisure and hospitality. that means hotels, restaurants, too, food and drinking places. anything that has to do with people starting to get out and spend money there. you saw them adding workers in those places. also, professional and business services. 27,000 jobs created there and in health care and education, we saw about 20,000 jobs created. so, retail, food and drink, professional, medical system, medical pl
the american dream, fixing education, don t miss it. fareed, many thanks. now this welcome back. let s begin hour two. three and a half hours for the jury deliberating the case against michael jackson s doctor. also there is a new jobs report out there if greece worries you, wait until you hear about italy. all of that plus, a civil rights legend has advice for the occupy wall street movement. let s play reporter roulette on this friday. i want to begin with ted rolands in los angeles, outside that courtroom. quite a little bit of a scene, i guess, behind you there, ted. any news? any other news from the jury room? reporter: well, the big breaking news, brooke, they have taken their lunch break. the jurors, they have deliberated now, as you mentioned, about three and a half hours and during the deliberation, they did ask for some evidence, so, a big box of evidence was brought back to the jury room, they are obviously doing something back there they are going over the
overshadowed and that was the jobs report. with the unemployment rate dipping ever so slightly, from 9.2 to 9.1, 117,000 jobs added last month, better than expected but not significant. not enough to really turn the picture around. the unemployment rate went down because 3,000 people left the workforce. so it changes the way that they calculate it and makes the rate go down instead of going up. so the number of average over the last three months has been subparred and we need at least 150,000 jobs per month to keep up with growth and labor force. to add jobs you have to be at 250 on a net basis to bring that unemployment rate down and improve the labor market. so the problem that the s&p creates here, it s complicating an already difficult situation. we re softening up in terms of the economy. we have the european debt crisis. china is slowing down.