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Let me tell you, one thing that can make a remarkable difference in your ability to get a job is an education. we took last month's unemployment numbers just to see how much a high school diploma or college diploma is worth. now, take a look at this. here is the jobless rate among groups of people with varying levels of education. look at the top one. if you do not have a high school diploma, your jobless rate is 14.7%. if you have a high school diploma, it's 10.6%. if you have some kind of college or associates degree, it's 8.3%. and if you have a bachelor's degree or higher, look at that, yo...

Pretty significantly. expected to fall to 14.7% of the u.s. market, compare that to where they were a year ago in january, when they had 17% of the market. when you look at the numbers, it's pretty drastic, the decline that this recall will have had on toyota's january sales. to give you some perspective here, ford just a few minute came out with their january sales, up 24%, and their market share is just about 16%. so, you see the competitors gaining the ground where toyota is hurting because of the recall. the projection is that they will have the lowest market share, toyota will, since marc...

Affecting its business and that's where we go to cnnmoney.com's poppy harlow. she's in new york. poppy, how bad could the numbers be? >> reporter: pretty terrible. we're going to get those january sales numbers and what a lot of analysts are expecting is that toyota's market share in the u.s. will have fallen to 14.7%. that is down from 17% last january. if that's the case, that would be the lowest number we have seen for their sales in this country since march of 2006 and it would be down 12% from a year ago. so the question is why is this happening, why the dramatic fall in market share for ...

>> from the beginning since the numbers come out. people have been saying, i don't know nothing adds up, but even setting that aside. one number here i think that people ought to learn a little more from you about, the youth-- >> it's the underemployment, he says 23 million are out of work or underemployed. let's say you're a lawyer, an accountant, a skilled worker and you're taking a part-time job and working at mcdonald's, at wendy's, because you can't find a higher paying job, one more appropriate to your skill level. so, you're counted in the u-6 number. u-6 unemployment rate is 14.7%, 23 ...

A far different story. the government's household survey says that 873,000 people entered the work force. but the employer survey found 114,000 new jobs created, 10,000 of those in government. so, the difference, about 760,000 are apparently not full-time stable jobs, what's known as the real unemployment mark, the unemployed and those too discouraged to look for work remains unchanged at 14.7%. white house correspondent wendell goler begins our coverage of the report and the spin. >> two days after a disappointing debate with mitt romney, president obama looked on the bright side of a merely ...