Obama welcomes jobs report, says more jobs needed - AP

President Barack Obama is welcoming the latest jobs report as encouraging, saying "things will get better." At the same time, Obama says the economy isn't producing enough jobs and says that must be corrected. Obama made the observations while discussing a new initiative to provide tax credits for ...

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