Obama, Romney conflicting on jobs report

AFP English 2012-08-03

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US President Barack Obama reacted soberly to a better than expected Labor Department jobs report Friday, saying America needed to stay persistent to climb out of the deepest crisis since the 1930s. Duration: 00:45
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