US jobs data beats Wall St. estimates

The United States added 215,000 jobs to the economy in March beating
Wall Street estimates.

This piece of data is watched very closed by the US Federal Reserve
but analysts don't expect them to alter their cautious approach when
it comes to future interest rate hikes.

William Denselow reports from New York.

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