PHILLIPS: Checking top stories. The jobless rate holding at 9.6 percent. The government dropped 95,000 jobs last month. The FCC looking to relieve cell phone customers of some of their bill shock. "The Washington Post" reporting the agency will unveil a proposal next week requiring carriers to tell customers of overcharges and sudden increases. But advocacy groups actually tell "The Post" that won't help make puzzling phone bills any clearer. And a Chinese dissident has won the Nobel Peace Prize. Liu Xiaobo is the co-author of "Charter 08," which calls for political reform and human rights. He's now serving a 11-year prison term.
FCC Looking to Require Cell Phone Companies to Advise Customers of Overcharges